Theorems
Definition
Theorems are statements that have been proven to be true using logical reasoning and previously established facts.
Analogy
Think of theorems as mathematical superheroes. They are like powerful characters who have gone through rigorous training and have proven themselves to be true warriors in the world of mathematics.
Related terms
Axioms: Fundamental statements or principles that serve as the foundation for proving theorems.
Corollaries: Statements that can be easily derived from a theorem, often providing additional insights or consequences.
Proofs: Logical arguments or demonstrations that establish the truth of a theorem or statement.
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