NSW Y12 Maths - Extension 2 Proof Language of Proof

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Syllabus Reference

NSW Syllabus Reference: MEX-P1 The Nature of Proof

This NSW syllabus reference for Language of Proof focuses on

  • use the formal language of proof, including the terms statement, implication, converse, negation and contrapositive (ACMSM024)
  • prove simple results involving numbers (ACMSM061)
  • use proof by contradiction including proving the irrationality for numbers such as  and  (ACMSM025, ACMSM063)
  • use examples and counter-examples (ACMSM028)
  • prove results involving inequalities.
  • prove further results involving inequalities by logical use of previously obtained inequalities

Ref: https://educationstandards.nsw.edu.au/