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1 Warm-up List the logical expressions for… Statement Converse Inverse Contrapositive Which ones go together?

2 Agenda Homework Review Test Review

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9 Algebra Proof Given: x 2 + 10x – 37 = 10x -12 Prove: x = -5, 5 Statements Reasons ?

10 Geometry Proof Given: HS = PA Prove: HP = SA Statements Reasons ? HSPA

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18 Homework Page 61, Understanding Vocabulary #1-10 (For those that did not complete.) Page 115, Understanding Vocabulary #1-12 (Will be graded for correctness.) Write answers in complete sentences.

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