Question

Which word is defined as “to defend an argument using established rules of logic”?

A.
theorem
B.
justify
C.
conjecture
D.
assume

Answer 1

A.

Answer 2

@AnswerMyQuestions can u help me out on this one

Answer 3

Given that the statement below is represented by p → q, determine the statement that corresponds to -q If two angles are vertical, then the angles do not form a linear pair.

A.
Two angles do not form a linear pair.
B.
Two angles are not vertical.
C.
Two angles are vertical
D.
The angles form a linear pair.

Answer 4

Hmm

Answer 5

Not sure...

Answer 6

A train traveling at a constant speed takes a passenger from Elm to Millwood, stopping at Centre along the way. It takes 5 times as long to go from Centre to Millwood as it does to go from Elm to Centre. The entire trip is 48 miles. How far is the ride from Centre to Millwood? Name a geometric postulate or theorem used to find the solution.

8 miles ; segment addition postulate

8 miles; segment bisector theorem

40 miles; segment addition postulate

40 miles; segment bisector theorem

Answer 7

@AnswerMyQuestions : It's important that you guide your student through the process of solving the math problem he/she posts, and NOT just hand out what you think is the answer. Please do not do this again. Also, please note that your choice (A) as the answer to Roberto's first question is incorrect.

@RobertoTB: I strongly suggest that you not just accept someone else's "answer" without questioning how that person arrived at his/her choice. In your shoes I would have looked at the four answer choices and noted that two of them are VERBS and that two are NOUNS. No noun could be the correct answer, since you are looking for a word (that is, a VERB) that represents the ACTION, "to defend an argument." (defend is a verb, not a noun). So, would you please identify the two verbs among the four possible answers and choose the one that fits this situation better?

Answer 8

The answer for your first question is B. A, is incorrect.