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    2-3 and 2-6 HW

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    This document contains examples of conditional statements, writing converses and biconditionals of conditional statements, and algebraic proofs in two column format. Some key examples are: 1) If an angle measures between 90 and 180 degrees, then the angle is obtuse. 2) For the conditional "If you live in Chicago, you live in Illinois", the converse is "If you live in Illinois, you live in Chicago" and the biconditional is "You live in Chicago if and only if you live in Illinois". 3) A two column proof is presented with the given statement "8-3x=32" and the statement to be proven "x=-40".

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    This document contains examples of conditional statements, writing converses and biconditionals of conditional statements, and algebraic proofs in two column format. Some key examples are: 1) If an angle measures between 90 and 180 degrees, then the angle is obtuse. 2) For the conditional "If you live in Chicago, you live in Illinois", the converse is "If you live in Illinois, you live in Chicago" and the biconditional is "You live in Chicago if and only if you live in Illinois". 3) A two column proof is presented with the given statement "8-3x=32" and the statement to be proven "x=-40".

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    This document contains examples of conditional statements, writing converses and biconditionals of conditional statements, and algebraic proofs in two column format. Some key examples are: 1) If an angle measures between 90 and 180 degrees, then the angle is obtuse. 2) For the conditional "If you live in Chicago, you live in Illinois", the converse is "If you live in Illinois, you live in Chicago" and the biconditional is "You live in Chicago if and only if you live in Illinois". 3) A two column proof is presented with the given statement "8-3x=32" and the statement to be proven "x=-40".

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    2-3 and 2-6 HW

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    lauren ro
    This document contains examples of conditional statements, writing converses and biconditionals of conditional statements, and algebraic proofs in two column format. Some key examples are: 1) If an angle measures between 90 and 180 degrees, then the angle is obtuse. 2) For the conditional "If you live in Chicago, you live in Illinois", the converse is "If you live in Illinois, you live in Chicago" and the biconditional is "You live in Chicago if and only if you live in Illinois". 3) A two column proof is presented with the given statement "8-3x=32" and the statement to be proven "x=-40".

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    NAME ______________________________________________ DATE______________________________ PERIOD ______________

    2-3 Conditional Statements


    Highlight the hypothesis in yellow and the conclusion in green.
    1. If an angle measures between 90 and 180 degrees, then the angle is obtuse.
    2. There is no progress if there is no struggle.
    3. If a quadrilateral has four congruent sides, then it is a rhombus.

    Turn each statement into a conditional (an if-then statement).


    4. Get a free water bottle with a one-year membership.
    Your answer:
    5. Collinear points lie on the same line.
    Your answer:

    For each conditional statement, write the converse, then write a biconditional statement.
    Write “true” or “false” after each statement, including the given one.
    6. If you live in Chicago, you live in Illinois.
    Converse:
    Biconditional:
    7. Two angles are congruent if they have the same measure.
    Converse:
    Biconditional:

    For each biconditional statement, write a conditional statement, then write its converse.
    Write “true” or “false” after each statement, including the given one.
    8. Two angles are complimentary if and only if their measures add up to 90 degrees.
    Conditional:
    Converse:
    9. There is no school if and only if it is Saturday.
    Conditional:
    Converse:
    NAME ______________________________________________ DATE______________________________ PERIOD ______________

    2-6 Algebraic Proof


    Fill in the blanks and name the property used.

    1. If 80 = m∠A, then m∠A = 80.

    2. If and , then _______________.

    3. If 7x = 28, then x = ______.

    4. If VR + TY = EN + TY, then VR = EN.

    5. If GH + IJ = 110 and IJ = KL, then __________________.

    6. If and , then __________________.

    2
    7. If ( 9 x +15 )=−35 , then 6 x +10=−35.
    3

    8. If and , then ______________________________.

    x
    9. If =−15 , then x = ______.
    3

    10. If and , then _______________________________.

    11.

    3
    12. If ( 2 x −5 )=−6 x +5, then 3 ( 2 x −5 )=−24 x +20 .
    4

    Statements Reasons
    13. Write a two-column proof.
    8−3 x
    Given: =32
    4
    Prove: x=−40
    NAME ______________________________________________ DATE______________________________ PERIOD ______________

    Write a two-column proof for each of the following.


    2 Statements Reasons
    14. Given: x +3=2(x −7)
    5
    Prove: x = 10.625

    15. Given: , , and


    Prove: x = 16 Statements Reasons

    x+1
    16. Given: m∠ABC + m∠CBD = 90, m∠ABC = 3x – 5, and m∠CBD =
    2
    Prove: x = 27. Statements Reasons
    NAME ______________________________________________ DATE______________________________ PERIOD ______________

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