Pre-Cal 30S December 18, 2008

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    1. What If? whatif tagged photos by flickr user psychofish
    2. Conditionals A \"conditional statement\" is a statement that can be expressed in the form \"if...then\". Hypothesis: This is the part of the sentence that follows the word \"If.... ,\" Conclusion: This is the part of the sentence that follows the word \"then ... .\"
    3. Conditionals A \"conditional statement\" is a statement that can be expressed in the form \"if...then\". Rewrite each of the following in conditional form. Each angle of an equilateral triangle is 60°. If each angle in a triangle is 60° then you have an equilateral triangle. Biconditonal If a triangle is an equilateral triangle then each angle must equal to 60°. Parallel lines do not intersect. Inscribed angles in a circle subtended by the same arc are congruent.
    4. Conditionals A \"conditional statement\" is a statement that can be expressed in the form \"if...then\". Rewrite each of the following in conditional form. Parallel lines do not intersect. If two lines are parallel then the lines do not intersect.
    5. Conditionals A \"conditional statement\" is a statement that can be expressed in the form \"if...then\". Rewrite each of the following in conditional form. Inscribed angles in a circle subtended by the same arc are congruent. If 2 or more inscribed angles in a circle are subtended by the same arc then they're all congruent.
    6. Related Conditionals: Converse, Inverse, Contrapositive
    7. Related Conditionals: Converse Rewrite each of the following in converse form. If each angle in a triangle is 60° then you have an equilateral triangle. If you have an equilateral triangle then each angle is 60°. If two lines are parallel then the lines do not intersect. If two lines do not intersect then the lines are parallel. If 2 or more inscribed angles in a circle are subtended by the same arc then they're all congruent. If 2 or more inscribed angles in a circle are congruent then they're subtended by the same arc.
    8. Related Conditionals: Converse, Inverse, Contrapositive
    9. Related Conditionals: Inverse Rewrite each of the following in inverse form. If each angle in a triangle is not 60° then you do not have an equilateral triangle. If two lines are not parallel then the lines do intersect. If 2 or more inscribed angles in a circle are not subtended by the same arc then they're not all congruent.
    10. Related Conditionals: Converse, Inverse, Contrapositive
    11. Related Conditionals: Contrapositive Rewrite each of the following in contrapositive form. If you do not have an equilateral triangle then each angle is not 60°. If two lines do intersect then the lines are not parallel. DO THIS ONE FOR HOMEWORK If 2 or more inscribed angles in a circle are subtended by the same arc then they're all congruent. http://regentsprep.org/Regents/math/math-topic.cfm?TopicCode=relcond

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