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Logical arguments

The starter and exit quiz of the lesson “Logical arguments”, from the unit “Functions and proof” (Year 11 Maths) by Oak National Academy.

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12 questions

  1. The sum of any two integers is always __________.
  2. If n and m are integers which of these are always even?
  3. How could we generalise the difference between any two consecutive multiples of 10?
  4. A rational number can be written in the form __________.
  5. Which of these numbers are rational?
  6. Alex writes the conjecture "All numbers of the form n^2 where n is an integer are positive". There is a counterexample to this when n=___?
  7. Which is the correct opposing statement to "All basketball players are tall"?
  8. Which is the correct opposing statement to "All integers greater than -1 are positive"?
  9. Which is the correct opposing statement to "All multiples of 10 are even"?
  10. Which is the correct opposing statement to "If a and b are even then a+b is even"?
  11. Arrange these steps for the proof that "For any integer a if a^2 is even then a is even" into the correct order.
  12. Arrange these steps for the first half of the proof that "The number \sqrt 2 is irrational" into the correct order.

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