Geometry Quiz 1B
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| is a statement that is accepted as true without proof. | Postulate
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| formally proven | Theorem
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| a conditional or "if-then" statement is a logical statement divided into two parts. p:hypothesis q:conclusion p-->q reads "if p then q" | Logic
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| The ______ of a conditional statement is formed by interchanging the hypothesis and the conclusion. q-->p | Converse
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| proving/giving an example when something is false. | Counter example
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| if m | TRUE
FALSE
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| A _______ statement is the combination of a conditional statement and its converse p<-->q reads "p if and only if q" | Biconditional statement
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| ________ of a hypothesis or conclusion is formed by denying the original hypothesis or conclusion. P:the weather is good P: the weather is not good | Negation
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| The _______ is the negation of the conditional statement. -p--->-q ex. conditional statement if the weather is good, then i will go swimming. ___ if the weather is not good, then i will not go swimming | Inverse
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| The _____ is the negation of the converse. took original, flipped it, made it negative -p--->-p ex. if i do not go swimming then the weather is not good. | Contrapositive
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| p--->q | Conditional Statement
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| q--->p | converse (flip)
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| p<-->q | biconditional (conditional&converse have to be true)
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| -p--->-q | inverse (negative)
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| -q-->-p | contrapositive (flip,negative)
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| if the __________ statement is true, the __________ is true. | conditional,contrapositive
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| If the __________ is true, then the ________ is true. | converse,inverse
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| Uses facts, definitions, and accepted properties in a logical order to write a logical arguement. | Deductive reasoning
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| Two angles whoses sum is 90° | complementary angles
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| two angles whose sum is 180° | supplementary angles
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