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MIP2601 ASSIGNMENT 02..UNIQUE NO: 648210 .DUE 12JUNE 2024 TIME 19:00

MIP2601 ASSIGNMENT 02..UNIQUE NO: 648210 .DUE 12JUNE 2024 TIME 19:00
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MIP2601 ASSIGNMENT 02..UNIQUE NUMBER 648210 .DUE 12JUNE 2024 TIME 19:00 Question 1: Geometric thinking Read the following statement referring to Van Hiele’s Level 3: Deduction, and then answer the questions that follow. Learners can now develop sequences of statements that logically justify conclusions. Given an isosceles triangle for example, learners can prove that the angles opposite the congruent sides are equal. 1.1. Clements and Batista (1994) classify Van Hiele levels from 1 to 5. U...

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MIP2601 ASSIGNMENT 02..UNIQUE NUMBER 648210 DUE 12JUNE 2024 TIME 19:00 Question 1: Geometric thinking Read the following statement referring to Van Hiele’s Level 3: Deduction, and then answer the questions that follow. Learners can now develop sequences of statements that logically justify conclusions. Given an isosceles triangle for example, learners can prove that the angles opposite the congruent sides are equal. 1.1. Clements and Batista (1994) classify Van Hiele levels from 1 to 5...

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MIP2601 ASSIGNMENT 02 UNIQUE NUMBER 648210 DUE 12JUNE 2024 TIME 19:00 Question 1: Geometric thinking Read the following statement referring to Van Hiele’s Level 3: Deduction, and then answer the questions that follow. Learners can now develop sequences of statements that logically justify conclusions. Given an isosceles triangle for example, learners can prove that the angles opposite the congruent sides are equal. 1.1. Clements and Batista (1994) classify Van Hiele levels from 1 to...