Need help ASAP!! Which of the following would you not see in a formal proof? A.) a table B.) a conclusion C.) column headers D.) an introduction

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Need help ASAP!! Which of the following would you not see in a formal proof?

A.) a table
B.) a conclusion
C.) column headers
D.) an introduction

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D.) an introduction

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The answer should be a table

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