Geometric Notation
Deductive Reasoning
Inductive Reasoning
Visual Reasoning
Conditional Statements
100

A perpendicular intersection happens when

Two lines, segments, or rays that meet to create 90o angles.

100

This kind of machine used Deductive Reasoning.

Rube Goldberg Machine

100

This kind of process used Inductive Reasoning.

Dominos falling.

100

These are used to prompt Visual Reasoning.

Increasing patterns

100

A conditional statement is comprised of these two parts.

If, then statements.

200

This is created when two planes intersect

A line

200

All birds can fly.

If it is true, explain why.

If it is false, give a counterexample.

False. Kiwis, Emus, and Ostriches.

200

The flamingos here are all pink.

All flamingos I’ve ever seen are pink.

We can then assume this about flamingos.

That all flamingos are pink.

200

This type of reasoning is used in tandem with Visual Reasoning.

Inductive Reasoning

200

If this, then that. What are the "this" and "that"?

This is a condition/hypothesis. That is the conclusion.

300

A plane is made up of 

3 noncollinear points.

300

Deductive Reasoning is commonly used in tandem with this kind of statement.

Conditional Statements

300

Michael just moved here from Chicago. Michael has red hair. Therefore, all people from Chicago have red hair.

How can we disprove this assumption?

Someone from Chicago with brown hair.

300

The "nth" terms means this.

The number term we are using. First image means we plug 1 into our expression. Second image means we plug 2 into our expression and so on.

300

Conditional Statements usually will use this type of reasoning.

Deductive Reasoning

400

This is the notation for  AB = CD

*use pen to add notation

 

400

Deductive Reasoning relates to a Rube Goldberg machine is this way.

Starts off big picture then narrows down to see the inner workings.
400
Inductive Reasoning relates to dominos falling in what way?

By only seeing a couple of dominos falling, we can assume that a domino will fall after each domino. Small idea to a blanket rule.

400

This is the key difference between Visual Reasoning and Inductive Reasoning.

Visual Reasoning will always use a visual and will always work when using a rule or expression. Induction can be disproved.

400

Conditional Statements are also written as "If p, then q," or p-->q. What is it called when we have "If q, then p," or q-->p.

The Converse Statement

500

A midpoint is a point that divides what into what?

A line segment into two congruent line segments.

500

This Greek philosopher is the Father of Deductive Reasoning.

Aristotle

500

This is the next number in the pattern

45, 21, 9, 3...

0

The rule was (n-3)/2

500

Find the rule or expression 

                                     xx            xxx                           xoox          xxooxx         xxxooxxx

 1               2             3

3n + 2

500

If p, then q. Given that it is raining is true and it is cloudy is false, is the statement true or false.

If it is raining, then it is cloudy.

False