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Chapter 6: Q2. (page 215)

What is the first sentence of an indirect proof of the statement shown?

螖ABC is equilateral.

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The first sentence of an indirect proof of the statement 鈥�螖ABCis equilateral鈥� is鈥淎ssume that 螖ABCis not equilateral.鈥�.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Define concept of indirect proof of the statement

An indirect proof is a proof wherein you begin by assuming temporarily that the desired conclusion is not true which then by reasoning logically reaches to a certain contradiction or some other known fact.

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Step 2. Steps of writing an indirect proof

1. Assume temporarily that the conclusion is not true.

2. Reason logically until you reach a contradiction.

3. Point out that the assumption was wrong and the conclusion must then be true.

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Step 3. State the first sentence of indirect proof of the statement

Consider the following statement:螖ABCis equilateral.

In order to write out the first sentence of an indirect proof of this statement, state the temporary assumption that the given conclusion is not true.

Therefore, in this case, the first sentence to be used to write this proof is: 鈥淎ssume that 螖ABCis not equilateral.鈥�

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