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Geometry worksheet to help students determine whether arguments are valid and explain their reasoning.

Activity 3.8

Assignment 4.2

Arguments and Deductive Reasoning

 
Objectives
Identify valid arguments.
 
Identify sound arguments.
 
Make conclusions using deductive reasoning.
 

Assignment 3.9

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Geometry worksheet to help students determine whether arguments are sound and to use deductive reasoning to make conclusions.

About Geometry Worksheet Assignment 4.2:         

 

Assignment 4.2 is an introduction to arguments and deductive reasoning.  

 

Prerequisite Skills:  none

 

Definitions: An argument is a set of premises and a conclusion.

                          valid argument is an argument in which the conclusion is true if the premises are true.

                          A sound argument is a valid argument in which the premises are true.

                          Deductive Reasoning is the process of using a sound argument to make a conclusion based on a set of premises.

 

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