Across
- 3. switching the hypothesis and conclusion and negating both
- 5. created when the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement are reversed
- 9. s statement joining two events together in the form of “If something, then something”
- 10. an artificial distraction from the essence of the problem
- 12. whether or not a given statement or proposition is true or false
- 14. any exception to a generalization
- 15. the part of a conditional statement just after the word if
Down
- 1. the process that uses logic to make conjectures based on previously accepted facts
- 2. the part of a conditional statement after then
- 4. when both the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional statement are negated
- 6. an educated guess that is based on known information
- 7. a list of statements/reasons used to prove that a given mathematical concept or idea is true
- 8. the process of observing, recognizing patterns to make conjectures
- 11. a true statement combining a hypothesis and conclusion with the words 'if and only if'
- 13. a statement that can be proved to be true based on known and proved facts
