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faltersainse [42]
3 years ago
11

Writing a geometry proof seems to take a very specific kind of skill along with a specialized vocabulary. Yet you have also seen

that geometry proofs are really just arguments that are built using deductive reasoning and logic.
Write a few sentences discussing where you think the same kind of reasoning skills used in geometry proofs is applied in professional jobs.
Give 2 or more careers that apply. (6 points)
Provide clear reasoning or examples to justify your choices (4 points).
Mathematics
1 answer:
ANTONII [103]3 years ago
3 0

In geometry proofs, we commonly use step-by-step logic to figure out the proof. This is commonly used in Computer Science for understanding how computers work, process, and store information(I speak from personal experience). This is also commonly used in Law. You use this in Law as a lawyer to deduce information using step-by-step logical processes and logic, otherwise it's just wishful thinking. So, Law also uses the same reasoning skills used in Geometry proofs.

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