Which answers are examples of deductive reasoning?
select each correct answer.
a. jonat...
Mathematics, 23.08.2019 13:30 shymitch32
Which answers are examples of deductive reasoning?
select each correct answer.
a. jonathan leaves for school at 7: 30 a. m. and is on time. jonathan will always be on time if he leaves at 7: 30 a. m.
b. the local grocery store charges $3 for a gallon of milk. joe is going to the local grocery store to buy milk. therefore, joe expects to spend $3 for a gallon of milk.
c. all three angles in an equilateral triangle measure 60°. triangle abctriangle abc is an equilateral triangle. therefore, all three angles in triangle abctriangle abc measure 60°.
d. mary and sue are friends. mary enjoys fishing, running, and rock climbing. sue
likes fishing and rock climbing. sue must also like running.
the answer is b and c
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