Geometry Chapter 2 Vocab Crossword

An 'if p, then q' statement
The 'Then' or 'q' part of a conditional statement
An 'if p, then q' statement with p as the hypothesis and q as the conclusion
A statement that we think is true
What comes out of exchanging AND negating the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional
What comes out of exchanging the hypothesis and the conclusion of a conditional
Something that proves a statement/conjecture false
Using logic to draw conclusions
It describes an object in math and can be written as a biconditional statement
A proof that uses boxes and arrows to show the reasoning
The 'If' or 'p' part of a conditional statement
Hypothesizing that something is true because certain cases are true
What comes out of negating the hypothesis and conclusion of a conditional
Statements with the same truth value
'Not p', '~p'
A proof where the reasoning is written in a paragraph, like an english paper
A closed figure in a plane with at least three sides and three angles
A polygon with four sides
A proven statement
A polygon with three sides
A statement's truth value is either T or F
A proof where the statements are in the right column and the reasons are in the left.
Using logic to prove that statements are true, using statements and reasons