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Statements that can be proven by a logical sequence of statements is called a(n) A) theorem B)postulate C) axiom D) definition

Statements that can be proven by a logical sequence of statements is called a(n) A) theorem B)postulate C) axiom D) definition
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Statements that can be proven by a logical sequence of statements is called a(n)

A) theorem
B)postulate
C) axiom
D) definition

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It is C. axioim because axioms have evidence and statements to back it up, the other answers are just assumed or a possible answer.
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A)Theorem. every theorem can be proved.
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