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Geometry Section 2.1

Geometry Section 2.1

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Mathematics

9th - 12th Grade

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CCSS
RI.11-12.2, 8.G.B.8, 7.G.B.5

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Shane Devlin

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14 Slides • 15 Questions

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Geometry 2.1

Conditional statements

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Open Ended

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Think-Pair-Share

After completing the TPS Write the "chosen" If-Then statement in the space provide.

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Hypothesis and Conclusion of a Conditional

  • Hypothesis follows the 'if'

  • Conclusion follows the 'then'

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Which part of the statement is the hypothesis?
the concusion?

Tell your partner

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Multiple Choice

What is the hypothesis of this statement?

If you build it then they will come.

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you build it

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they will come

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they will build it

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Multiple Choice

What is the conclusion of this statement?

If 2x = 4 then x = 2.

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2x = 4

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x = 2

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if x = 2 then 2x = 4

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Multiple Choice

What is the hypothesis of this statement?

If an angle is a right angle then the angle measures 90 degrees.

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the angle measures 90 degrees

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an angle is a right angle

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a right angle measures 90 degrees

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All hockey players are athletes.

(we will assume this to be true. . . please no arguments)​

How would we use this fact to create an if then statement. (Talk it over)

Given the statement:

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If someone is a hockey player then they are . . . . . .

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agressive

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an athlete

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a goalie

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a defenseman

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​The Venn Diagram

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A Venn diagram shows the relationships of different sets in a visual way

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The variet that is Venn Diagrams

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Let's use a Venn diagram to represent our statement that All hockey players are athletes.

Given: Jen is a hockey player.

What conclusion can you reach?

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Jen is an athlete

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Jen is not an athlete

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Jen is a coach

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No conclusion

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Multiple Choice

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Sam is an athlete. What conclusion can you reach?

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Sam is a hockey player

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Sam is not a hockey player

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No conclusion

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Multiple Choice

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Joey is not a hockey player. What conclusion can you reach?

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Joey is an athlete

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Joey is not an athlete

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No conclusion

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Multiple Choice

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Eric is not an athlete. What conclusion can you reach?

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Eric is a hockey player

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Eric is not a hockey player

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No conclusion

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Multiple Choice

Write a conditional statement based on the following given statement.

All triangles have three sides.

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A triangle is a three sided shape

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If a shape is a triangle then it has three sides.

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If it is a triangle with three sides then it is a shape.

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If the triangle has three sides then it has three angles.

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Multiple Choice

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if x = 4 then x2 = 16.if\ x\ =\ 4\ then\ x^2\ =\ 16.  

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True

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False

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If x2 = 16 then x = 4.If\ x^2\ =\ 16\ then\ x\ =\ 4.  

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True

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False

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If an angle is not acute then it is obtuse.

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True

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False

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Converse: Formed by switching the hypothesis and conclusion.

  • Symbolic Form: q→p

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Multiple Choice

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Write the converse.

If x = 7 then 2x = 14

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x = 7

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2x = 14

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If 2x = 14 then x = 7

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if x  7 then 2x  14if\ x\ \ne\ 7\ then\ 2x\ \ne\ 14  

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Open Ended

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Write the converse:

If I go then you stay.

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Formative Geometry 2.1

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Geometry 2.1

Conditional statements

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