Logical Statements and Conclusions in Mathematics
Understand conditional, converse, inverse, and contrapositive statements with examples in symbolic and sentence form. Complete textbook assignments on page 91 and 124.
Logical Statements and Conclusions in Mathematics
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Week 7 Warm Up 09.26.11 1) find the slope between the two points: ( 2, -9 ) and ( -13 , 21 )
p hypothesis q conclusion → Reads as “implies” ( then ). Ex 1 Conditional Statement: Ifthe sun is out, thenthe weather is good. q p If p then q. p →q
Ex 2 Converse Statement: If the weather is good, then the sun is out. q p If q then p. q →p Ex 3 Biconditional Statement: p if and only if q. p ↔q
Ex 4 p : The value of x is -5. q : The absolute value of x is 5. Write p→ qin words. If the value of x is -5, then the absolute value of x is 5. Write q→ pin words. If the absolute value of x is 5, then the value of x is -5.
∼ the symbol for negation Ex 5 Statement: ∠ 3 measures 90⁰. p ∠ 3 is not acute. q ∼p ∠ 3 does not measure 90⁰. Negation: ∠ 3 is acute. ∼q
Ex 6 p: “the car will start.” q: “the battery is charged.” p →q Conditional Statement: If the car will start, then the battery is charged. q →p Converse: If the battery is charged, then the car will start. ∼p → ∼q Inverse: If the car will not start, then the battery is not charged. ∼q → ∼p Contrapositive: If the battery is not charged, then the car will not start.
Review ∼ is the symbol for __________________. Do: 1 Write the conditional, converse, inverse and contrapositive in symbolic form and sentence form: p : ∠A is a right angle. q : The measure of ∠A is 90⁰. Assignment: Textbook Page 91, 8 – 20 All. Page 124, 2 – 12 evens.