Question

multiple choice 6 points fellow classmate, coleman, states that all students love geometry, but offers no rationale for his statement. this is an example of what? inductive reasoning deductive reasoning a counterexample an example a conjecture multiple choice 1 point the sum of the measures of the interior angles of any triangle is 180°. polygon qag is a triangle, so the sum of th determine the correct type of reasoning r conjecture deductive reasoning postulate inductive reasoning

Explanation:

• For the first question, Coleman made a statement without proof or reasoning. A conjecture is an unproven statement based on observations. Since there is no evidence or logical steps, it's a conjecture.
• For the second question, we start with a general rule (sum of interior - angles of any triangle is 180°) and then apply it to a specific case (Polygon QAG is a triangle). Deductive reasoning goes from general to specific, so this is deductive reasoning.

Answer:

1. E. a conjecture
2. B. deductive reasoning