1.6 Simple deductive proof

1.6 Simple deductive proof Quiz

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  1. 1. Which of these is an identity?

    • A. x2−1=0x^2 - 1 = 0
    • B. (x+2)2≡x2+4x+4(x+2)^2 \equiv x^2+4x+4
    • C. 2x+1=72x + 1 = 7
    • D. x2=2xx^2 = 2x
  2. 2. Which expression represents the sum of two consecutive even integers?

    • A. 4n+24n+2
    • B. 4n4n
    • C. 2n+12n+1
    • D. 4n+14n+1
  3. 3. Simplify (x+5)2−(x−5)2(x+5)^2 - (x-5)^2.

    • A. 00
    • B. 5050
    • C. 20x20x
    • D. 10x10x
  4. 4. A student checks that n2−n+11n^2 - n + 11 is prime for n=1,2,3n = 1, 2, 3. What can they conclude?

    • A. It is prime for all positive integers
    • B. Nothing is proved for all nn; in fact n=11n = 11 gives 121=112121 = 11^2
    • C. It is never prime
    • D. It is prime for all odd nn
  5. 5. Which first line is correct for proving (x−3)2+5≡x2−6x+14(x-3)^2+5 \equiv x^2-6x+14 from LHS to RHS?

    • A. LHS =x2−9+5= x^2 - 9 + 5
    • B. (x−3)2+5=x2−6x+14(x-3)^2+5 = x^2-6x+14, so x2−6x+14=x2−6x+14x^2-6x+14 = x^2-6x+14
    • C. LHS =x2−6x+9+5= x^2-6x+9+5
    • D. RHS −14=x2−6x- 14 = x^2-6x

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