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Chapter 2.2, Problem 14E
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In Exercises 12 to 14, write the first statement of the indirect proof of the given statement.

If A B ¯ is not perpendicular to B C ¯ , then ∠ A B C is not a right angle.

To determine

To write:

The first statement of the indirect proof of the given statement.

Explanation

Given:

The given statement is,

If AB¯ is not perpendicular to BC¯, then ∠ABC is not a right angle.

Approach:

In indirect proof the contradiction of the given statement should be considered.

Assume,

∠ABC is a right angle.

Then, AB¯ is perpendicular to BC¯

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