Inductive Reasoning (01:46) Generalization (09:19) Justification of Reasoning and Methods (07:33) Thinking About Geometry (02:53) 
Deductive Reasoning (01:00) Postulates and Theorems (06:37) LOGIC
Geometry is an orderly approach to solving problems. In this unit you will examine inductive reasoning, statements of logic, and deductive reasoning. Through these formal approaches to making logical decisions, you will begin to understand that mathematical conjectures are based on observations and mathematical proofs are based on detailed statements of logic.
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| Inductive Reasoning (01:46) |
| Generalization (09:19) |
| Justification of Reasoning and Methods (07:33) |
| Thinking About Geometry (02:53) |
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| Deductive Reasoning (01:00) |
| Postulates and Theorems (06:37) |
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| Inductive and deductive reasoning |
| Deductive reasoning |
| Using deductive reasoning |
| Inductive reasoning |
| Inductive reasoning (example 2) |
| Using inductive reasoning |
| Using Inductive reasoning (example 2) |
| Logic truth Tables Handout |
| Law of Detachment |