Vocab Flashcard 2.2

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Part of a conditional statement after 'then'.

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Conclusion

Front

Negating and switching the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement.

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Contrapositive

Front

Add/remove 'not' from a statement.

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Negate

Front

Example proving a statement wrong.

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Counterexample

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Statement with 'if and only if' between hypothesis and conclusion.

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Biconditional Statement

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Cause and effect: If p, then q.

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Conditional Statement

Front

Statement formed by switching hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional.

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Converse

Front

Part of a conditional statement after 'if'.

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Hypothesis

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Statement formed by negating the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement.

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Contrapositive

Front

Two angles that are supplementary and adjacent

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Linear Pair