Conditional Statements

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    1. Conditional Statements
    2. Warm Up
      • Name a linear pair.
      • Name a pair of vertical angles.
      • Find the value of each variable.
      • Which popular game
      • show host is this?
      1 2 3 4 5 104° (12x + 20)° 9y - 5°
    3. If-Then
      • If today is Wednesday, then tomorrow is _________________.
      • If ____________________________, then today is Sunday.
      • If I make a bad grade in this class, then _____________________.
      • If __________________________, then Egyptian will have an awesome basketball team.
    4. If-Then
      • If-Then statements have two parts: if and then
      • The ___________ is called the hypothesis . It’s what “might” happen.
      • The ___________ is called the conclusion . It’s what will happen if the hypothesis comes true.
    5. If-Then
      • IF
      • THEN
    6. Rewrite
      • Rewrite the statement as an if-then statement.
      • I'm a beast when you turn me on
      • I’ve been roaming around, always looking down, at all I see
      • She wears high heels, I wear sneakers
      • I make it snow, I make it flurry
      • Sometimes love comes around and it knocks you down
    7. Negation
      • ne·ga·tion - n.
      • A denial, contradiction, or negative statement.
      • The opposite or absence of something regarded as actual, positive, or affirmative.
    8. Negation
      • Write the negation of the following statements.
      • Lil Wayne is ugly.  _________________________
      • Bill Gates is poor.  _________________________
      • Tamms is a big town.  ______________________
      • Skateboarding is easy.  _____________________
    9. FLIPPIN COOL
    10. Converse
      • The converse of an if-then statement means to flip the if and then pieces.
      • Statement: If the math test is easy, then I will get a good grade.
      • Converse : If ___________________________,
      • then _________________________________.
    11. Converse
      • Write the converse of each statement.
      • If you live in Olive Branch, then you live in Illinois.
      • If you are 16, then you have a driver’s license.
      • If you have Mrs. Sitton, then you are taking an English class.
      • If you are a girl, then you like pink.
    12. Laws of Logic
      • Law of Detachment
      • If the hypothesis is true, then the conclusion is true.
      • Example
      • If you wash the Ed Hardy shirt in hot water, it will shrink.
      • You washed the Ed Hardy shirt in hot water.
      • What can you conclude?
    13. Laws of Logic
      • Law of Syllogism
      • If p, then q. If q, then r.  If these two are true,
      • If p, then r.  Then this must be true.
      • Example
      • If Cory falls asleep in class, he will not do the homework.
      • If he doesn’t do the homework, his grade will be bad.
      • If Cory falls asleep in class, then ____________________
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