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HOW DO I PROVE THAT A BICONDITIONAL IS TRUE? |
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1) WRITE IT IN IF-THEN FORM 2) WRITE THE CONVERSE OF THE IF-THEN FORM 3) IF BOTH SENTENCES FROM #1 AND #2 ARE TRUE, THEN THE BI... IS TRUE! |
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SYMBOL FOR A BICONDITIONAL |
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(1) IF ..., THEN ... (2) SPECIFIC IF (3) SPECIFIC THEN |
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(1) IF A, THEN B (2) IF B, THEN C (3) IF A, THEN C |
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SEGMENT ADDTION POSTULATE |
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AC = AB + BC
2 PIECES ADD UP TO THE WHOLE! |
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SAME THING ON BOTH SIDES! 7 = 7 AB = AB
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FLIPPED ACROSS THE = AB = CD, CD = AB |
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IF 2 THINGS = THE SAME THNG, THEN THEY ARE = !! AB = CD AND EF = CD SO... AB = EF |
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ADD UP TO 180 (ARE SUPPLEMENTARY) |
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