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Sep 16, 2012
I told her we used them in computer programming and advanced Math classes (because those are the only places I've used them.)
How would you answer this? And Proofs where else do we use proofs?
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On 9/16/12, Geometry Teacher wrote: > Help me answer this question. One of my students asked me > why we study conditional statements (Converse, Inverse, > Contrapositive etc.. ) > > I told her we used them in computer programming and advanced > Math classes (because those are the only places I've used > them.) > > How wo...See More
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