Logic and Reasoning

Logic and Reasoning

Inductive Reasoning

Class Work

Make a conjecture about the missing term in the sequence based on the given numbers.

1. 12, 18, 24, 30, ?
2. 5, 10, 20, 40, 80,?
3. 24, -12, 6, -3, ?
4. -40, -30,-20, -10, ?
5. ?, 4, 12, 20, 28, 36

Make a conjecture based on the given statement.

1. Segments are perpendicular.
2. C is the midpoint of
3. SQUA is a square
4. TRI is a triangle
5. A is four from B on a number line, B is at 3
6. x=4

Homework

Make a conjecture about the missing term in the sequence based on the given numbers.

1. 8 , 24, ?, 216, 648
2. 30, 21, 12, 3, ?
3. 20,-4,1, -.25, ?
4. -25, ?, 5, 20, 35
5. ?, 4, 12, 36, 108, 324

Make a conjecture based on the given statement.

1. Segments are parallel
2. C is the center of Circle C and P is on circle C
3. RECT is a rectangle
4. TRI is an equilateral triangle
5. A is six from B on a number line, B is at 7
6. xy=14 and x=-7

Logic

Class Work

What is the validity of the following statements? If false, state a counterexample.

1. The square root of a positive is a positive.
2. Tomorrow is the start of a new month because today is the 30th.
3. Gold weighs more than feathers.

Negate the following statement. What is the validity of the negation?

1. 2 + 2 = 6
2. Albany is the capitol of New York.
3. A square has 4 sides of the same length

What is the intersection of p and q? Draw a Venn diagram. State the members of p or q and

~p andq.

1. p: multiples of 2 between 1 and 20; q: multiples of 3 between 1 and 20
2. p: days of the week; q: usual days of the school year that there is no school
3. p: squares; q: quadrilaterals

Create a truth table for each statement.

Homework

What is the validity of the following statements? If false, state a counterexample.

1. The square root of a number is less than the number.
2. Tomorrow is the end of the month because today is the 30th.
3. Dallas is the capitol of Texas.

Negate the following statement. What is the validity of the negation?

1. 2 + 2 = 4
2. Trenton is the capitol of New Jersey.
3. A triangle has 3 sides of the same length

What is the intersection of p and q? Draw a Venn diagram. State the members of p or q

and ~p and q.

1. p: multiples of 2 between 1 and 20; q: multiples of 4 between 1 and 20
2. p: winter months; q: summer months
3. p: even numbers; q: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10

Create a truth table for each statement.

If-Then Statements

Class Work

Identify the hypothesis with 1 line and the conclusion with 2 lines.

1. If today is Tuesday, then tomorrow is Wednesday.
2. If it rains today, then I’ll need an umbrella.
3. If a quadrilateral is a square, then it has 4 equal sides.
4. If x squared is 9, then x is three.
5. XA=XB, if x is the midpoint of .

State the converse, inverse, and the contrapositive of the following conditional.

1. If today is Tuesday, then tomorrow is Wednesday.
2. If it rains today, then I’ll need an umbrella.
3. If a quadrilateral is a square, then it has 4 equal sides.
4. If x squared is 9, then x is three.
5. XA=XB, if x is the midpoint of .

State the validity of the following conditional. State the converse, inverse, and the contrapositive of the following conditional and the state the validity of each.

1. If a figure is a rectangle, then it has 4 sides.

Homework

Identify the hypothesis with 1 line and the conclusion with 2 lines.

1. If I do my homework, then I can go to the movies.
2. If I study my notes for an hour, then I’ll improve my test score.
3. If triangle is isosceles, then it has at least 2 sides equal.
4. If a number is squared, then the result is positive.
5. 4x+7=27, if x=5.

State the converse, inverse, and the contrapositive of the following conditional.

1. If I do my homework, then I can go to the movies.
2. If I do not skip homework problems, then I’ll improve my test score.
3. If triangle is isosceles, then it has at least 2 sides equal.
4. If a number is squared, then the product is positive.
5. 4x+7=27, if x=5.

State the validity of the following conditional. State the converse, inverse, and the contrapositive of the following conditional and the state the validity of each.

1. If two angles are a linear pair, then the two angles are supplemental.

Deductive Reasoning

Class Work

Make a conclusion using the Law of Detachment.

1. If someone runs a 4 minute mile at the track meet, then they will win.

Bob can run a 4 minute mile.

1. If you plant geraniums, then you will have blooms all summer long.

I planted geraniums.

1. If a quadrilateral is a square, then it will have 4 right angles

SQUA is a square.

Decide if the conclusion can be reached using the Law of Detachment.

1. If today it rains, then tomorrow it will be sunny.

It is sunny today.

Conclusion: It rained yesterday.

1. If you smile, then the whole world smiles with you.

John smiles.

Conclusion: The whole world smiles with John.

1. If a natural number is multiplied by four, then the product is greater than the number.

½ is multiplied by 4.

Conclusion: The product of 4 and ½ is greater than 1/2.

Make a conclusion using the Law of Syllogism.

1. If I work hard in math, then I’ll get a good grade.

If I get a good grade, then I will go to a good college.

1. You will get 12 doughnuts, if you by a dozen.

If you have 12 doughnuts, then you can share them with friends.

1. If 2 lines are perpendicular, then 4 right angles are formed.

If you have 4 right angles, then they are all congruent.

Decide if the conclusion can be reached using the Law of Syllogism.

1. If a number is a natural number, then it is real.

If a number is an integer, then it is real.

Conclusion: Natural numbers are integers.

1. If x = 4, then x2=16.

If x2 = 16, then (x2)2 = 256.

Conclusion: If x=4, then (x2)2 = 256.

1. If zigs are zogs, then zogs are zags.

If zags are zegs, then zegs are zugs.

Conclusion: If zigs are zogs, then zegs are zugs.

Homework

Make a conclusion using the Law of Detachment.

1. If Tim passes his final, then he will pass for the year.

Tim passed his final.

1. If you remember to say please and thank you, then you are polite.

Peggy always remembers to say please and thank you.

1. If a line passes through the center of a circle, then it contains a diameter.

contains P, the center of circle P.

Decide if the conclusion can be reached using the Law of Detachment.

1. If today it rains, then the game will be cancelled.

The game was cancelled.

Conclusion: It rained today.

1. If x=4, then x2=16.

x= -4.

Conclusion: x2=16.

1. If a two rays share an endpoint, then they form an angle.

share an endpoint.

Conclusion: form an angle.

Make a conclusion using the Law of Syllogism.

1. If today is Friday, then tomorrow is Saturday.

If tomorrow is Saturday, then yesterday was Thursday.

1. You can buy lunch, if you have $5.

If you buy lunch, then you don’t have to bring lunch.

1. If an angle is acute, then the angle is less than 90.

If you bisect a right angle, then you have an acute angle .

Decide if the conclusion can be reached using the Law of Syllogism.

1. If a number is a natural number, then it is an integer.

If a number is an integer, then it is real.

Conclusion: If 3 is a natural number, then 3 is a real.

1. If a triangle has 2 equal sides, then it isosceles.

If a triangle is isosceles, then it has 2 congruent angles.

Conclusion: If a triangle has 2 equal sides, then it has 2 congruent angles.

1. If zigs are zogs, then zogs are zugs.

If zags are zigs, then zigs are zogs.

Conclusion: If zags are zigs, then zogs are zugs.

Intro to Proofs

Class Work

Prove the following by creating a t-chart.

1. Given: M is the midpoint of

Prove:

1. Given:

Prove: B is the midpoint of

1. Given: RECT is a rectangle

Prove:

1. Write a paragraph proof for #93.

Homework

Prove the following by creating a t-chart.

1. Given: M is the midpoint of

Prove:

1. Given:

Prove:

1. Given: SQUA is a square

Prove: |

1. Write a paragraph proof for #99.

Algebraic Proofs

Class Work

Given the first statement what reason justifies the second statement?

1. 1) 5x + 7 = 19Given

2) 5x = 12

1. 1) 4(x-5)=20Given

2) 4x – 20=20

1. 1) Given

2) x=84

1. 1) a=b; 4a+5b=10Given

2) 4(b) +5b=10

1. 1) 11=xGiven

2) x=11

Prove the following by creating a t-chart.

1. Given: 3(x+11)=18 Prove: x= -5
2. Given: =x+5Prove: x= -10.5
3. Given: 10x -3(2x -4)=20Prove: x=2
4. Write a paragraph proof for 106.

Homework

Given the first statement what reason justifies the second statement?

1. 1) 3x -8 = 20Given

2) 3x = 28

1. 1) 4(x-5)=20Given

2) x-5 = 5

1. 1) 8x+9=37Given

2) 8x=28

1. 1) 5a=b+9; b+9=10Given

2) 5a=10

1. 1) Given

2) 5(4x+2)=3(3x-6)

Prove the following by creating a t-chart.

1. Given: 4x – 3(x-5)=18 Prove: x= 3
2. Given: =Prove: x= -4
3. Given: 10x – 4(2x)+6=20Prove: x=7
4. Write a paragraph proof for 116.

Proofs with Segments and Angles

Class Work

Find x and AN.

1. N is between A and B. AN=2x, NB=4x, and AB= 24
2. N is between A and B. AB = 5x-9, BN= 3x+2, and NA= x-2
3. N is the midpoint AN= 2x+y, BN= x+3y, AB=20

Find x and

1. lies on the interior of . =80, , and =3x.
2. lies on the interior of . =7x-20, , and =x+6.
3. bisects . =52, , and =3x – 2y.

Prove the following by creating a t-chart.

1. Given: AB=XY and BC=YZ

Prove: AC=XZ

1. Given: AB=CD

M is the midpoint of

N is the midpoint of

Prove:

1. Given:

Prove:

1. Given:

Prove:

1. Write a paragraph proof for 128

Homework

Find x and AN.

1. N is between A and B. AN=3x, NB=5x-6, and AB= 26
2. N is between A and B. AB = 5x, BN= 3x-6, and NA= x+12
3. N is the midpoint AN= 6x+2y, BN= 5x+6y, AB=104

Find x and

1. lies on the interior of . =60, , and =4x.
2. lies on the interior of . =3x-10, , and =x-2.
3. bisects . =90, , and =5x – 2y.

Prove the following by creating a t-chart.

1. Given: AB=XY and AC=XZ

Prove: BC=YZ

1. Given: AM=CN

M is the midpoint of

N is the midpoint of

Prove:

1. Given:

Prove:

1. Given:

Prove:

1. Write a paragraph proof for 137

Multiple Choice

1. Given: x2>0, Conjecture: x>0. Is the conjecture True of False, if false give a counter example.

a. Trueb. False, x= -2c. False, x=1/2d. False, x=0

1. What is the inverse of: If x=3, then 2x=6

a. If 2x6, then x=3b. If 2x6, then x3 c. If x3, then 2x6 d. If 2x=6, then x=3

1. If gold is pure then its 24 karat. Jen’s ring is pure gold. We can conclude that her ring is 24 karat. This is an example of

a. Contrapositiveb. Law of Syllogismc. Law of Detachment d. None of these

1. What property justifies: If 3x-2=8, then 3x=10.

a. Substitutionb. Additionc. Divisiond. Transitive

1. What property justifies: If =8, then 4x-5=48.

a. Distributionb. Additionc. Multiplicationd. Transitive

1. D is between S and T. DS= 4x+8, ST=7x , and DT=2x-3. Find DT

a. 5b. 7c. 28d. 35

1. lies on the interior of , , , and

Find

a. .5b. 3c. 11.4d. 25

1. What is the reason that allows statement 2 to be made?

Given

?

a. Definition of perpendicular

b. Definition of a right angle

c. Addition Property

d. Definition of Complementary

1. What is the reason that allows statement 2 to be made?

Given

?

a. Addition Property

b. Definition of a Midpoint

c. Betweenness Theorem

d. Segment Bisector

1. When is a true statement?

a. when p is true and q is true

b. when p is true or q is true

c. when p is false and q is true

d. when p is false or q is true

1. The contrapositive of: If toady is Monday, then tomorrow is Tuesday, is

a. If today is Tuesday, then yesterday was Monday.

b. If tomorrow isn’t Tuesday, then yesterday wasn’t Monday.

c. If tomorrow isn’t Tuesday, then today isn’t Monday.

d. If today isn’t Monday, then tomorrow isn’t Tuesday.

1. What is the hypotheses of

It’s going to be a great day, if you get up on the right side of the bed.

a. It’s going to be a great day

b. You get out on the right side of the bed

c. You got a good night sleep

d. Today is not a great day

Open Ended

1. a. Create a truth table for:

b. What is the validity of p is true, q is false, and r is true?

c. How can a truth table be used to show two statements are equivalent?

1. Create a two-column proof for the solution of
2. Refer to the statement: All quadrilaterals are rectangles.
3. Write a conditional based on this statement.
4. Is the conditional in part a true or false, if false give a counter example.
5. Write the contrapositive of the conditional from part a.

Answers

1. Add 6; 36
2. Multiply by 2; 160
3. Div. by -2; 1.5
4. Add 10; 0
5. Add 8; -4
6. Make a right angle
7. Xc=cy
8. All sides are equal
9. Has 3 sides
10. A is -1 or 7
11. X2=16
12. Mult 3; 72
13. Subtract 9; -6
14. Divide by -4; .0625
15. Add 15: -10
16. Mult 3; 4/3
17. AB and CD have no points in common
18. CP is a ridus
19. RE ≥ CT
20. TR=RI =TI
21. B is 1 or 13
22. Y=-2
23. True
24. False, it could be October 30th
25. False, it depends how many pounds of each
26. 2+2 ≠6 True
27. Albany is not the capital of new York. False
28. A Square does not have four sides of the same length. False

1. P^q: {6,12,18} ; p U q {2,3,4,6,8,9,10,12,14,15,16,18,20} ; -p ^q {3,9,15}

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(middle= 6, 12,8 for diagram above)

1. P^q { SA SU}; p u q { SA SU MO TU WE TH FR}; -p ^q { mon tues wed thur fri}

1. P ^q { 14}; p u q{2,5,6,8,.10,11,14,17,18,20}; _ p ^q { 5,8,11,17,20}

Middle= 2, 14

1. False
2. False, today could be sept 30th
3. False, austin is the capital
4. 2+2 ≠4 false
5. Trenton is not the capital of NJ, false
6. A triangle does not have 3 sides the same length; false
7. P^q {4,8,12,16,20}; p u q {2,4,6,8,18,20}; {2,6,10,14,18)

1. P ^q: none; p u q: {dec,jan, feb, jue, july aug}; ~p ^ q; {June july aug}

PQ

1. P^q: {2,4,8,10}; p u q: {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,12,14,16,18,20} ~p ^ q {1,3,5,7,9}

Middle= 2, 4,6, 8 10

1. If today is Tuesday, then tomorrow is Wednesday.
2. If it rains today, then I’ll need an umbrella.
3. If a quadrilaterial is a square, then it has four equal sides
4. If x squared is 9, then x is three.
5. XA=XB, if x is the midpoint of AB.
6. Conv: If tomorrow is wed, then today is tues; inv: If today is not tues, then tomorrow isn’t wed; Cont: If tomorrow isn’t wed, then today isn’t tues.
7. Conv: If I’ll need an umbrella, then it rains today; Inv: If it doesn’t rain today, then I won’t need an umbrella; Cont: If I don’t need an umbrella, then it didn’t rain today
8. Con: If it has four sides, then a quadrilateral is a square; Inv: If a quad is not a square, then it doesn’t have four sides; Cont: If a quad has four equal sides, then it is not a square
9. Con: If x=3, then x2=9; Inv: if x2=9, then x≠3; Cont: if x≠3, then x2≠9
10. Con: If XA=XB, then x is the midpt of AB; Inv: If x is not the midpt of AB, then XA ≠XB; Cont: If XA ≠XB, then x is ot the midpt of AB
11. Statement is true; Conv: If a figure has four sides, then it is a rectangle; fls; INV: If a figure is not a rect, then it doesn’t have four sides; false; Cont: If a figure doesn’t have four sides, then it is not a rect; true
12. If I do my homework, then I can go to the movies.
13. If I study my notes for an hour, then I’ll improve my test score.
14. If a triangle is isosceles, then it has at least two sides equal.
15. If a number is squared, then the result is positive.
16. 4x+7=27, if x=5.
17. CON: if I can go to the movies, then I do my homework; INV: if I don’t do my homework, then I cant go to the movies; CONTR: if I cant go to the movies, then I didn’t do my homework.
18. CON: if I improve test scores, then I didn’t skip homework problems; INV: if I skip homework problems, then I wont improve my test scores; CONTR: if I don’t improve test scores, then I skipped homework problems.
19. CON: if a triangle has at least 2 sides equal, then it is isosceles; INV: if a triangle is not isosceles, then it doesn’t have at least two sides.; CONTR: If a triangle does not have at least two sides equal, then it is not isosceles.
20. CON: if the product is positive, then a number is squared; INV: if a number isn’t squared, then the product is not positive. CONTR: if the product isn’t positive, then a number isn’t squared.
21. Conv: if 4x+7=27, then x=5’ Inv: If x≠5, then 4x+7 ≠27. Contr: If 4x+7≠27, then x≠5
22. Statement is true; conv: if two angles are supplemental, then the angles are a linear pair (false); Inv: if two angles are not a linear pair, then they are not supplemental (false); Contr: If two angles are not supplemental, then they are not a linear pair (true)
23. Bob will win
24. I will have blooms all summer long
25. Square has four right angles
26. No: p→q +q is true
27. Yes
28. No
29. If I work hard in math then I will go to a good college.
30. Not possible
31. If two lines are perpendicular, then four angles are congruent.
32. No
33. Yes
34. No
35. Tim will pass for the year
36. Peggy is polite
37. AB contains a diameter
38. No
39. No
40. Yes
41. If today is Friday then yesterday was Thursday
42. If you have five dollars, then you don’t have to bring lunch.
43. If you bisect an angle then the angle is less than 90 degrees.
44. Yes
45. Yes
46. Yes

1. Dt is given. N is the midpoint of AV. AM MV by definition of a midpoint. Using the definition of congruent AM = MV.

1. SQUA is given to be a square. A property of a square is that it has four right angles, therefore <Q is a right angle. SQ is perpendicular to QU by the definition of perpendicular.
2. Addition (subtraction) property of equality
3. Distribution
4. Multiplication property of equality
5. substitution
6. Symmetry

1. Given 3(x+11)=18, use distribution property to get 3x+33=18. 3x=-15, results from using addition property of equality. The solution of x=-5 is found by applying multiplication property.
2. Addition property
3. Multiplication property
4. Addition property
5. Transitive property
6. Multiplication property

1. 
   is given. Cross multiply to get 3(3x+6) =2(2x-7). Distribution leads to 9x+18=4x+2. 5x=-20 is arrived at by using addition prop of eq to add -4x to both sides and -18 to both sides. Using multiplication property of equality, x=-4.
2. X=4, AN =8
3. X=9, AN=7
4. X=4 AN =10
5. X=16, m<ABX=32
6. X=7, m<ABX =23
7. X=10, m<ABX =26

1. X=4 AN=12
2. X=6, AN=18
3. X=8 AN=52
4. X=11 m<ABX =16
5. X=20 m<ABX =32
6. X=10 m<ABS =45

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MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. B
2. C
3. C
4. B
5. C
6. B
7. D
8. B
9. C
10. D
11. C
12. B

OPEN ENDED

1. A)

b) false

C) If true and false for same inputs

1. A) if a figure is a quadrilateral, then it is a rectangle.

B) False, a trapezoid

C) if a figure is not a rectangle, then it is not a quadrilateral