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RobeN asked Nov 26, 2023

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A given definition assumed

to be true
theorem
a logical argument showing
that a theorem is true
proof
axiom
a statement that requires
proof

Mathematics
high-school

RobeN asked Nov 26, 2023

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Answer:

Proof= evidence

To be true= honesty

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