Geometry terminlogy Flashcards

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An educated guess that appears to be true, but has not been proven by mathematical logic.

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conjecture

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Establishes the limits or describes the meaning of a concept or term by stating the essential properties of the entities or objects denoted by that concept or term.

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Definition

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3
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Studying a number of situations to arrive at a conjecture.

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inductive reasoning

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4
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An “If-then” statement

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Conditional

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5
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A statement that described a fundamental relationship in geometry. It is accepted as true without proof

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postulate

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6
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The part of a conditional statement that immediately follows the word “if”

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hypothesis

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7
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The part of a conditional statement that immediately follow the word “then”

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conclusion

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8
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A system of reasoning used to reach conclusions

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deductive reasoning

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9
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A statement, usually of general nature, that can be proved

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theorem

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10
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Formed by exchanging the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional

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converse

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