Polya's Problem Solving Methodstrategies and principles No. 3Verify that each of the following statements is afalse statement by finding a counterexample for each.For all numbers xr:Xx+3a. - =b. r+]=x+1c. Vr* + 16 = x + 4

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No. 3 Verify that each of the following statements is false statement by finding a counterexample for each. For all numbers x: x+3 b. - 3 a.- 1 c. Vr+ 16 = x + 4

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Polya's Problem Solving Method

strategies and principles

No. 3
Verify that each of the following statements is a
false statement by finding a counterexample for each.
For all numbers xr:
X
x+3
a. - =
b. r+]
=x+1
c. Vr* + 16 = x + 4

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