6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook

6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
Warm ­ Up
1. Evaluate the piecewise function.
2. Graph the piecewise function.
3. Write your answer to #17.
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6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
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6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
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What property of equality is used?
a. AR TY
3. ST QR
TY AR
QR ST
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b. 3(x+5) = 9
3x+15=9
c. 1/4 x = 7
x = 28
d. m < R = m < R
4. AB ­ BC = 12
AB = 12 + BC
6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
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We will use the properties to PROVE mathematical statements. A proof has the steps (statements) on the left side and the properties you use on the right side.
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Given: 1/2 x ­ 5 = 10 JUSTIFY EACH STEP
2(1/2x­5)=20 a._________________
x­10=20
b.__________________
x=30
c.__________________
6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
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Ex: What is the value of x? Justify each step.
Given: AB bisects < RAN
x0
(2x­75)0
6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
3n
3(n+4)
X
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Z
Y
Given: XY = 42 Justify each step
XZ+ZY=XY
a.__________________
3(n+4)+3n=42 b._________________
3n+12+3n=42 c._________________
6n+12=42
d. _________________
6n=30
e. _________________
n=5
f. _________________
6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
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Given: C is the midpoint of AD.
Prove: x = 6
4x
2x+12
C
A
D
Write a two­column proof.
GIVEN: AB CD
Prove: AC BD
A
B
C
D
6.1 Reasoning in Algebra and Geometry Notes.notebook
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