Geometry: Geometric Proof Introduction Chapter 2: Logic.

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Geometry: Geometric Proof Introduction Chapter 2: Logic

Do Now Given: If (5x+1)/2 – 8 = 0 Prove: x = 3

Homework Questions? Comments? Confusions Ask Ask Ask!

Test Any questions about the test?!?!?! ASK ASK ASK!

Yesterday Algebraic Proofs TODAY: Geometric Proofs!

Geometric Proofs Two Column Proof: contains statements and reasons organized in two columns.

Example 5 Given: <FGJ is congruent to <JGK, <JGK is congruent to <KGH, m<FGJ= 6x+7, and m<KGH= 8x – 5. Prove: x=6

Practice WS #19

Practice WS #20

Practice WS #21

Practice WS #19

Practice Problems Try some on your own/in table groups As always if you are confused call me over and ask a question!

Exit Ticket and BC=2x+5 Xx= -3/5