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| reasoning that uses a # of specific example to arrive at a conclusion |
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| concluding statement reached using inductive reasoning |
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| sentence either true or false |
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| statement that has opposite meaning and truth value |
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| 2 or more statements joined by "and" or "or" |
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| compound statement using word "and" |
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| compound statement uses word "or" |
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| statement in "if-then-form" |
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| phrase immediately following if |
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| phrase immediately following then |
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| statements based on given conditional statement |
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| formed by exhanging hypothesis and conclusion |
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| formed by negating both hypothesis and conclusion |
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| negating both hypothesis and conclusion of the converse |
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| statements with the same truth value |
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| uses facts, rules, definitions, or properties to reach logical conclusions |
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| valid form of deductive reasoning |
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| Valid form of deductive reasoning, using the conclusion of first statement |
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| statement accepted as true without proof |
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| logical arguement in which each statement supported by true statement |
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| statement or conjecture proven |
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| by forming logical chain of statements linking given to what your trying to prove |
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| writing paragraph to explain why conjecture for given situation is true |
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| also called paragraph proofs |
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| proof made up of series of algebraic statements |
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| 2 column proofs(formal proofs) |
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| contains statements and reasons organized in two columns |
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