Chapter 6: Q18. (page 205)
Complete each statement by writing .

a. .
b. .
c. .
Short Answer
(a) Angle 1 and 3 are equal angles that is .
(b) Angle 2 is less than the angle 2 that is .
(c) Angle 1 is greater than the angle 2 that is .
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Chapter 6: Q18. (page 205)
Complete each statement by writing .

a. .
b. .
c. .
(a) Angle 1 and 3 are equal angles that is .
(b) Angle 2 is less than the angle 2 that is .
(c) Angle 1 is greater than the angle 2 that is .
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An indirect proof is to be used to prove the following:
If , then .
Which one of the following is the correct way to begin?
a. Assume temporarily that .
b. Assume temporarily that
What is the first sentence of an indirect proof of the statement shown?
Prove the following statement by proving its contrapositive. Begin by writing what is given and what is to be proved.
If then .

A certain conditional is true. Must its converse be true? Must its inverse be true? Must its contrapositive be true?
Suppose someone plans to write an indirect proof of the conditional. Write a correct first sentence of the indirect proof.
If , then .
A certain conditional is false. Must its converse be false? Must its inverse be false? Must its contrapositive be false?
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