AHIT FINAL EXAM SCRIPT 2026 STUDY
BUNDLE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
⩥ hypothesis. Answer: the part of the conditional statement that comes
after if
⩥ conclusion. Answer: the part of the conditional statement that comes
after then
⩥ converse. Answer: an if-then statement where the hypothesis and
conclusion of a conditional are switched
⩥ biconditional. Answer: statements that are true in both directions,
contains the phrase "if and only if"
⩥ inductive reasoning. Answer: noticing patterns in data and making a
conjecture based on evidence
⩥ conjecture. Answer: a conclusion or generalization that is based off
limited evidence, not guaranteed to be true
⩥ deductive reasoning. Answer: using a sequence of logical statements
to prove a conclusion with 100% certainty
, ⩥ counterexample. Answer: an example that is used to disprove a
conjecture
⩥ proof. Answer: a rigorous argument with no loopholes or assumptions
to justify that something is true or not true.
⩥ congruent. Answer: two geometric figures that are the same shape and
same size
⩥ perpendicular. Answer: a line, segment or ray that intersects a line at a
right angle
⩥ parallel. Answer: two lines that do not intersect but share the same
plane, ||
⩥ point. Answer: a location, has no size or dimension, named using a
single capital letter
⩥ line. Answer: a straight path that connects two or more points, has no
thickness, infinite length, named using two points that it goes through or
a given lowercase letter
BUNDLE WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS
⩥ hypothesis. Answer: the part of the conditional statement that comes
after if
⩥ conclusion. Answer: the part of the conditional statement that comes
after then
⩥ converse. Answer: an if-then statement where the hypothesis and
conclusion of a conditional are switched
⩥ biconditional. Answer: statements that are true in both directions,
contains the phrase "if and only if"
⩥ inductive reasoning. Answer: noticing patterns in data and making a
conjecture based on evidence
⩥ conjecture. Answer: a conclusion or generalization that is based off
limited evidence, not guaranteed to be true
⩥ deductive reasoning. Answer: using a sequence of logical statements
to prove a conclusion with 100% certainty
, ⩥ counterexample. Answer: an example that is used to disprove a
conjecture
⩥ proof. Answer: a rigorous argument with no loopholes or assumptions
to justify that something is true or not true.
⩥ congruent. Answer: two geometric figures that are the same shape and
same size
⩥ perpendicular. Answer: a line, segment or ray that intersects a line at a
right angle
⩥ parallel. Answer: two lines that do not intersect but share the same
plane, ||
⩥ point. Answer: a location, has no size or dimension, named using a
single capital letter
⩥ line. Answer: a straight path that connects two or more points, has no
thickness, infinite length, named using two points that it goes through or
a given lowercase letter
