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A conjecture (hypothesis) that is proved to be true is called as
A conjecture (hypothesis) that is proved to be true is called as
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Statements that are neither proved nor disproved are called conjectures (hypothesis). Mathematical discoveries often start as conjectures and once proved to be true is called a theorem. A theorem is proved by a logical chain of steps. Proof of a theorem is an argument that establishes the truth of the theorem beyond doubt.
Statements that are neither proved nor disproved are called conjectures (hypothesis). Mathematical discoveries often start as conjectures and once proved to be true is called a theorem. A theorem is proved by a logical chain of steps. Proof of a theorem is an argument that establishes the truth of the theorem beyond doubt.
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