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What should always be the last statement in a formal proof? A. Conclusion B. Counterexample C. Theorem D. Given
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What should always be the last statement in a formal proof?

A. Conclusion
B. Counterexample
C. Theorem
D. Given

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Answer:

Conclusion

Explanation:

All proofs end the same way.

User Drei
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Answer:

A. Conclusion

Explanation:

conclusion that you set out to prove

have great day

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