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Inductive Reasoning

  • Conjecture: An educated guess
  • Inductive Reasoning: Looking at several specific situations to arrive at a conjecture
  • Sometimes, the conjecture is not true. To prove this, we find a counterexample. A counterexample is the opposite of what you are trying to prove.
  • Remember, you cannot prove something true just by giving an example, because there could be a counterexample that you haven’t thought of yet.

Inductive Reasoning

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Mathematics: Geometry