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This review covers key concepts related to odd numbers and their properties through conjectures and counterexamples. We'll explore how the sum, product, and difference of odd numbers behave, providing clear examples for each case. Additionally, we'll discuss patterns in sequences of numbers and define conjectures and counterexamples in a mathematical context. By the end, learners will have a better understanding of fundamental mathematical principles surrounding odd numbers and how they relate to broader mathematical reasoning.
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JEOPARDY CHAPTER 1 SECTIONS 1.1-1.3 QUIZ REVIEW!!!
Question conjectures - 10 • The sum of any two odd numbers is? (LIST SIX EXAMPLES)
Answer conjectures – 10 • 1 + 1 = 2 • 5 + 1 = 6 • ETC. • THE SUM OF ANY TWO ODD NUMBERS IS EVEN!!!
Question conjectures - 20 • The product of any two odd numbers is (LIST SIX EXAMPLES)
Answer conjectures – 20 • 1 X 3 = 3 • 7 X 9 = 63 • ETC. • THE PRODUCT OF ANY TWO ODD NUMBERS IS ODD!!!
Question conjectures - 30 • The difference of any two odd numbers is _____? Show six examples!!!
Answer conjectures – 30 • ODD! • 9/3 = 3 • 21/ 7 = 3 • Etc.
Question conjectures - 40 • The sum of an odd number and an even number is? (list six examples!)
Answer conjectures – 40 • ODD! • 2 + 3 = 5 • 4 + 5 = 9 • Etc.
Question conjectures - 50 • Explain what a conjecture is!
Answer conjectures – 50 • An unproven statement that is based upon a pattern or observation
Question patterns- 10 • 4, 8, 12, 16… find the next three numbers!
Answer patterns – 10 • 20, 24, 28
Question patterns - 20 • 35, 30, 25, 20, find the next three!
Answer patterns – 20 • 15, 10, 5
Question patterns- 30 • 3, 0, -3, 0, 3, 0…find the next two!
Answer patterns – 30 • The numbers in the odd numbered positions alternate between 3 and -3; the numbers in the even number positions are 0; -3, 0
Question patterns - 40 • 13, 7, 1, -5…find the next two numbers!
Answer patterns – 40 • Each number is 6 less than the previous number; -11, -17
Question patterns - 50 • 5, 7, 11, 17, 25…find the next number!
Answer patterns – 50 • Begin with 5 and add two, then 4, then 6, then 8 and so on…35!
Question counterexamples - 10 • The sum of two numbers is always greater than the larger of the two numbers.
Answer counterexamples – 10 • Not if you add 0 or –s!
Question counterexamples - 20 • What is a counterexample?
Answer counterexamples – 20 • An example that shows a conjecture if false.
Question counterexamples - 30 • If a four sided shape has two sides the same length then it must be a rectangle.
Answer counterexamples – 30 • ***draw on board
Question counterexamples - 40 • All shapes with four sides are the same length are squares…
Question counterexamples - 50 • If the product of two numbers is even then the numbers must be even.
Answer counterexamples – 50 • Let the numbers be 2 and 3. The product 6, is even, but one of the numbers is not even. The conjecture is false.
Question lines - 10 • THROUGH ANY ___ POINTS THERE IS EXACTLY ONE _____.
Answer lines – 10 • TWO • LINE
Question lines - 20 • GIVE THREE NAMES FOR THE LINE A F G k
Answer lines – 20 • AFG • GFA • k
Question lines - 30 • Coplanar lines are…
Answer lines – 30 • Lines that lie on the same plane!
Question lines - 40 • Two points create a _______ even though you can’t see it!
Answer lines – 40 • line
Question lines - 50 • NAME THE LINE THAT IS INTERSECTING THE PLANE l y n
Question planes - 10 • What are coplanar points?
Answer planes – 10 • Points that lie on the same plane
Question planes - 20 • Draw and label a plane!!!
Answer planes – 20 • This will vary!
Question planes - 30 • A plane has how many dimensions?
Answer planes – 30 • Two!
Question planes - 40 • Name three points that are coplanar B A C V
Answer planes – 40 • A B and C