A type of problem which there is an immediate solution.

• INTUITION

• NON-ROUTIN EPROBLEM

• PROOF

• ROUTINE PROBLEM

It involves difficult problem solving.

• INTUITION

• NON-ROUTINE PROBLEM

• PROOF

• ROUTINE PROBLEM

Is the ability to acquire knowledge without proof, evidence.

• INTUITION

• NON-ROUTINE PROBLEM

• PROOF

• ROUTINE PROBLEM

Is an inferential argument for a mathematical statement.

• INTUITION

• NON-ROUTINE PROBLEM

• PROOF

• ROUTINE PROBLEM

Is perfect knowledge that has total security from error.

• CERTAINITY

• MAKE A TABLE

• LOOK FOR PATTERN

• RECREATIONAL

Look for items or numbers that are repeated or series of events that repeat.

• CERTAINITY

• MAKE A TABLE

• LOOK FOR PATTERN

• RECREATIONAL

Data or information are recorded systematically in tables.

• CERTAINITY

• MAKE A TABLE

• LOOK FOR PATTERN

• RECREATIONAL

It is the process of working through details of a problem to reach a solution.

• PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS

• MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM

• REASONING

• INDUCTIVE REASONING

• DEDUCTIVE REASONING

It is a problem that is inclined to being represented, analyzed and possibly solved with the methods of mathematics.

• PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS

• MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM

• REASONING

• INDUCTIVE REASONING

• DEDUCTIVE REASONING

It pertains to the aspect of using different thoughts to create a valid argument that can be used to make a decision.

• PROBLEM SOLVING SKILLS

• MATHEMATICAL PROBLEM

• REASONING

• INDUCTIVE REASONING

• DEDUCTIVE REASONING