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    4.6, 4.8: Counterexamples and 2-Column Proofs (Guided Notes)

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    The document provides guidance on using counterexamples in geometry and outlines the structure of two-column proofs. It explains that a counterexample is an example that disproves a given statement and provides examples of counterexamples that satisfy the first part of a statement but not the second. It also notes that two-column proofs organize the evidence for proving triangles are congruent, with specific required parts, and compares constructing a two-column proof to organizing evidence for a legal case.

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    The document provides guidance on using counterexamples in geometry and outlines the structure of two-column proofs. It explains that a counterexample is an example that disproves a given statement and provides examples of counterexamples that satisfy the first part of a statement but not the second. It also notes that two-column proofs organize the evidence for proving triangles are congruent, with specific required parts, and compares constructing a two-column proof to organizing evidence for a legal case.

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    The document provides guidance on using counterexamples in geometry and outlines the structure of two-column proofs. It explains that a counterexample is an example that disproves a given statement and provides examples of counterexamples that satisfy the first part of a statement but not the second. It also notes that two-column proofs organize the evidence for proving triangles are congruent, with specific required parts, and compares constructing a two-column proof to organizing evidence for a legal case.

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    Name ________________ Teacher __________________ Date ____________ Guided Notes Objective 4.6: Using counterexamples in geometry.

    Key Point: A __________________ is an example that disproves a given statement. Examples: 1. If a person likes rap and hip hop, then they only like Kanye.

    2. If you play the drums, then your name is Asia.

    3. If you see a quadrilateral, then it must be a parallelogram.

    *Note: For your counterexample, the first part of the given statement is _______ but the second part of the given statement is ____________. Objective 4.8: Fill in the blanks on 2-column proofs to show that 2 triangles are congruent. Why use 2 column proofs? 2 column proofs organizes your evidence for proving or showing that 2 triangles are congruent. IMAGINE: Youre a famous lawyer working on an important case. You need a way to organize all the evidence for your case. Use a 2-column proof!

    Key Point: There are specific, must-have parts for 2 column proofs.

    I DO (example)

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