Title: Warm up
1Warm up!!!
- Evaluate for the given value of x
- 1) 9x 13 x 7
- 2) 90 3x x 31
- Solve Each Equation
- 3) 2( x 4 ) x 13
- 4) 2(3x 4) 10 5 (x 4)
- 5) 14x 2( 5x 14)
2Section 2.1
3- Conditional is an if,then statement
- Two parts to a conditional statement
- Hypothesis the part of the statement that
follows the word if - Conclusion the part of the statement that
follows the word then
Identify Hypothesis Conclusion
- If today is the first day of fall, then the month
is September - Hypothesis
- Conclusion
today is the first day of fall
the month is September
4Write a Conditional Statement
- A rectangle has four right angles
- If a figure is a rectangle, then it has four
right angles
5Truth Value
- A conditional can have a truth value. A truth
value identifies if the conditional statement is
true or false.
What is the truth value?
- If it is February, then there are only 28 days in
the month
- Truth value is False during Leap year there are
29 days in the month of February
6Venn Diagrams
- Venn Diagrams can be used to show a conditional.
- The set of things that satisfy the hypothesis
lies inside the set of things that satisfy the
conclusion.
7Converse of a conditional
- The converse of a conditional switches the
original hypothesis and conclusion.
Conditional If an animal is a dog, then it is a
Cocker Spaniel.
Converse If an animal is a Cocker Spaniel, then
it is a dog.
8Write the Converse
- If two lines are not parallel and do not
intersect, then they are skew.
If two lines are skew, then they are not parallel
and do not intersect.
9Finding the truth value of a converse
- Conditional StatementIf a² 25, then a 5
What is the converse of this statement?
If a 5, then a² 25
True
What is the truth value of the converse?
10Check Understanding
- Write the statement all dogs are mammals as a
conditional statement. Then write its converse.
What is the truth value of each statement?
If an animal is a dog, then it is a mammal.
TRUE
If an animal is a mammal, then it is a dog.
FALSE
11Symbolism
- Conditional
- p q if
p, then q - Converse
- q p
- if q, then p
12Homework
- Page 71
- 2-34even, 40 - 48even, 54-58even, 59-61