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Linear Inequalities and Logical Reasoning

The document presents three questions related to mathematical inequalities and logical reasoning. The first question asks which inequality represents that the value of Japanese yen is less than the Philippine peso. The second question defines a logical argument supported by various forms of justification, and the third question identifies the term for the underlined portion of a conditional statement regarding garbage disposal and dengue disease prevention.

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Linear Inequalities and Logical Reasoning

The document presents three questions related to mathematical inequalities and logical reasoning. The first question asks which inequality represents that the value of Japanese yen is less than the Philippine peso. The second question defines a logical argument supported by various forms of justification, and the third question identifies the term for the underlined portion of a conditional statement regarding garbage disposal and dengue disease prevention.

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1.

Which of the following linear inequalities best represents; the value of


Japanese yen (y) is lesser than the Philippine peso (p)?
answer choices

y=p
y≥p
y<p
y≤p

2. It is a logical argument in which each statement is supported/justified by


given information, definitions, axioms, postulates, theorems, and
previously proven statements.
answer choices

Reasoning
Proof
Postulate
Theorem

3. If garbage’s are disposed properly, then dengue diseases will be


prevented. What do you call the underlined portion in this conditional
statement?
answer choices

Conclusion
Hypothesis
Argument
Converse

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