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2.1 – 2.3 Review for Quiz Tomorrow (Friday) Geometry (2010 – 2011)
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Questions you have: What questions do you have from 2.1 – 2.3? 2.1 – An Introduction to Proofs Find the next terms of a sequence Writing a general formula for a pattern 2.2 – An Introduction to Logic Conditionals, converses, determining if they are true/false, counter examples, Euler diagrams 2.3 – Definitions Biconditional, iff, adjacent angles
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2.1 Questions Find the next three terms in the sequence: 1, 4, 16, 64, … 256, 1024, 4096 Find a general formula in terms of the term number, n. 4 n – 1 Use the general formula to find the 80 th term in the sequence. 4 n – 1 = 4 80 – 1 = 4 79
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2.2 Questions Consider: “The bonsai tree is a Japanese plant.” Write a conditional. If the plant is a bonsai tree, then it is a Japanese plant. Write the converse. If the plant is a Japanese plant, then it is a bonsai tree. Is the conditional true? Yes Is the converse true? No Counterexample: Japanese cherry blossoms
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Euler Diagrams Draw an Euler diagram to show the conditional you just wrote. Japanese Plants Japanese Bonsai Tree Japanese Cherry Blossoms
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Logical Chains Use the following to build a logical chain. If Miss Wuchevich eats an apple, then she eats peanut butter. If it is lunch time, Miss Wuchevich eats an apple. If it is 11:00 AM, then it is lunch time. What is the conditional that results from this logical chain?
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Adjacent Angles Draw a pair of adjacent angles. Draw two different examples of non-adjacent angles. What is the definition of adjacent angles? Share a side. Share a vertex. No interior points in common.
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ANY OTHER QUESTIONS?
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