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Which one is a counter example? cannot be used to prove or disprove a conjecture shows that a conjecture is always true is a proof that is not valid shows that a conjecture is not always true
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Which one is a counter example?
cannot be used to prove or disprove a conjecture
shows that a conjecture is always true
is a proof that is not valid
shows that a conjecture is not always true
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^^ very true about that one
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Answer: Shows that conjectured is always true
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