Chapter 6: Q4. (page 216)
Suppose someone plans to write an indirect proof of the conditional. Write a correct first sentence of the indirect proof.
If , then .
Short Answer
The correct first sentence would be “Assume that .”
Chapter 6: Q4. (page 216)
Suppose someone plans to write an indirect proof of the conditional. Write a correct first sentence of the indirect proof.
If , then .
The correct first sentence would be “Assume that .”
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Arrange sentences (a)-(e) in an order that completes an indirect proof of the following statement: In a plane, two lines perpendicular to a third line are parallel to each other.
Given: Lines a, b and t lie in a plane;
Prove:
(a) Then a intersects b in some point Z.
(b) But this contradicts the theorem which says that there is exactly one line perpendicular to a given line through a point outside the line.
(c) It is false that a is not parallel to b, and it follows that
(d) Assume temporarily that a is not parallel to b.
(e) Then there are two lines through Z and perpendicular to t.
For the following conditional statement, classify the statement as true or false.
If , then .
For each statement in Ex 5-10 copy and complete a table like the one shown below.
If and are vertical angles, then .
Suppose someone plans to write an indirect proof of each conditional. Write a correct first sentence of the indirect proof.
If , then and aren’t parallel.
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