Proof (AQA GCSE Maths): Flashcards
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Algebraic form of any even number
Algebraic form of any even number
where is any integer
Algebraic form of any odd number
Algebraic form of any odd number
where is any integer
Pattern for consecutive numbers
Pattern for consecutive numbers
, , , etc.
Sum, difference, product of integers result in?
Sum, difference, product of integers result in?
Another integer
Counterexamples needed to disprove a statement
Counterexamples needed to disprove a statement
Only one
What does identity symbol mean?
What does identity symbol mean?
Identically equal for all variable values
Sum of any three odd numbers is always...
Sum of any three odd numbers is always...
Odd
Method to prove a statement false
Method to prove a statement false
Find a counterexample
Math areas that can involve proof questions
Math areas that can involve proof questions
Power laws, statistics, inequalities, geometry
First step in approaching a proof
First step in approaching a proof
Clearly identify what you need to prove