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Axioms, Definitions and Theorems Worksheet with Answer Key

7 problems on axioms, definitions and theorems: building results from a few starting rules, small worlds of points and lines, checking independence of axioms, and proving a triangle has at most one obtuse angle. 3 pages, with a worked answer key and a one-page lesson handout. Free to download, no sign-in.

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What's on the worksheet

  1. Use the distance formula to decide whether segments are neat (whole number length).
  2. Decide whether numbers are near-squares and prove facts about them.
  3. Count lines and points in a world with two axioms and 13 points.
  4. Add a third axiom and show another cannot be proved from the rest.
  5. Work out which axioms each result in a short text depends on.
  6. Check the nine point, twelve line world against the axioms.
  7. Prove a triangle has at most one obtuse angle from the angle sum theorem.

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