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What is a logical statement that has 2 parts; a hypothesis and a conclusion? p-q | Conditonal statement
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The negation of q- p | contrapositive
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q-p | converse
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negation of p-q | inverse
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statement that uses if and only if. it can only be accurate if the conditional and converse are correct. | Biconditional statement
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if p-q is true, and if p is true, then q is true. | Law of Detachment
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If p-q is true, and if q-r is true, then p-r is true. | Law of Syllogism
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Intersecting lines that form a right angle | Perpendicular
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If a=b, then a+c=b+c | Addition property of equality
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If a=b, then a divided by c = b divided by c | Division property of equality
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For any real #, a=a | Reflexive property of equality
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If a=b, then b can always replace a | Substitution property of equality
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A=B, then B=A | Symmetric Property of equality
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If a=b, and b=c, then a=c | Transitive property of equality
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When you refer to a property of ______, you must include angle or segment | congruence
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When writing an indirect proof, you start by _______ the __________ | Assuming opposite
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True statement that follows as a result of other true statements | Theorem
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If two angles are complementaryto the same angle, than the 2 angles are congruent | Congruent complements thearem
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If two angles are supplementary to the same angle, then the other 2 angles are congruent | Congruent supplements theorem
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If two angles form a linear pair, then they are supplementary | Linear Pair postulate
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All right angles are congruent | Right angle congruence theorem
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Vertical angles are congruent | Vertical angle congruence theorem
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Two statements that are both true or both false | Equivalent statements
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You can justify a proof by putting | theorem, postulate, property, definition or given
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