Me with some math ill give and points

you may never be asked to do a “formal proof” outside of studying geometry again, but proofs involve a type of reasoning called deductive reasoning. deductive reasoning is often used in our everyday lives. describe some real-world scenarios in which this reasoning is applied.

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Example 1:

if it's raining outside, the ground is wet.

if it's raining outside, I need take an umbrella.

Example 2:

(if) 'all the metals conduct the electrical current' & 'the iron is metal' (then) 'the iron conducts the electrical current';

(if) 'all the countries of the Latin America are republics' (then) 'Brasilia is republic'.

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according to newton’s cannonball model, what happens if the cannonball's velocity is enough to overpower the pull of earth’s gravitystep-by-step explanation:

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