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Pre CAL.195 Construct and Critique Mathematical Arguments Worksheet

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Pre-Calculus

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Math

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

In the equation 2^(2x) = 8, what is the correct value of x?

Solution & Explanation:8=2³, so 2^(2x)=2³ implies 2x=3 and x=3/2=1.5. The computed value matches the requested result.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Student claims: "If |a| < |b|, then a < b." Which counterexample best disproves the claim?

Aa=1, b=2

Ba=-1, b=2

Ca=-3, b=4

Da=3, b=-4

Solution & Explanation:|3|=3 and |-4|=4, so |a|<|b| holds, but 3 < -4 is false. So the implication fails.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Student says: "Because my calculator rounded both intersection x-values to 1.41, the system must have exactly one intersection point." Which critique is best?

ACorrect; rounding cannot hide differences.

BCorrect because calculators do exact arithmetic.

CFalse; rounding can make two close but different x-values look the same, so you need more precision or algebra to confirm.

DFalse because systems can never intersect.

Solution & Explanation:Rounding can make distinct values appear equal. Increase precision or solve exactly to decide whether there is one intersection or two.

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QWhat grade level and standards does this worksheet align with?

This worksheet is designed specifically for Pre-Calculus Math students. It aligns with educational standard Pre-CAL.195 (Construct and Critique Mathematical Arguments).