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OpenStudy (wavykelp):

Can someone check my geometry answers for me PLease?????

OpenStudy (leonardo0430):

answers...............................

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

Which statement best describes inductive reasoning? It uses previously proven or accepted properties to reach a conclusion. It uses observation of patterns and past events to reach a conclusion. It uses any convenient method to reach a conclusion Answer b?

OpenStudy (leonardo0430):

yes it is B :)

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

can i ask a couple more please?

OpenStudy (leonardo0430):

ofcourse

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

Lilly solved an equation. She showed all her steps and got the correct answer. What kind of reasoning did Lilly use to solve the equation? Answer: deductive convenient predictive inductive

OpenStudy (leonardo0430):

deductive :)

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

Which is a conditional statement? Answer: I can buy the sandwich. Throw the ball. I will go if you go. Wait until tomorrow.

OpenStudy (leonardo0430):

i will go IF you go

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

Oh ok What is the conclusion of the conditional statement? If it rains, then I will not go outside. it rains answer it does not rain I will go outside I will not go outside What is the hypothesis of the conditional statement? If you are not there, then I will leave. you are there Answer you are not there I will leave I will not leave What is the converse of the conditional statement? If it is Tuesday, then I walk to the park. If I walk to the park, then it is Tuesday. Answer If I walk to the park, then it is not Tuesday. If it is not Tuesday, then I walk to the park. If I don't walk to the park, then it is Tuesday. What is the inverse of the conditional statement? If we don't drive, then I ride my bicycle. If we don't drive, then I ride my bicycle. Answer If we drive, then I will not ride my bicycle. If we drive, then I ride my bicycle. If I ride my bicycle, then we don't drive. Last one :D Consider the statement: If two whole numbers are even, then their sum is odd. What assumption should be made to prove the statement indirectly? The numbers are equal. The numbers are not equal. Answer Their sum is not odd. Their difference is even.

OpenStudy (leonardo0430):

gtg :/ @PRAETORIAN.10 help ;-;

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

can you help me with the last 5

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

@satellite73

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

@tom982

OpenStudy (wavykelp):

do you think you can help?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Sure

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Bear with me, just need to think these through.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

"If it rains..." Answer: I will not go outside "If you are not there..." Answer: You are not there "If it is Tuesday"... Answer: If I walk to the park, then it is Tuesday "If we don't drive..." Answer: If we drive, then I ride my bicycle. "Consider the statement..." Answer: Their sum is not odd

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