beeeriann
beeeriann beeeriann
  • 12-10-2017
  • Mathematics
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The Statement of Theorem should be in what form?
if-then
then-if
maybe-conclusion
does not matter

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tinycatfeet
tinycatfeet tinycatfeet
  • 12-10-2017
I'm pretty sure it's if/then
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tairynasturtium tairynasturtium
  • 04-08-2019

Answer: If/then.

Step-by-step explanation: A theorem is a statement that has been proven on the basis of other statements, for example other theorems, which are known to be true.

We use the pattern "If A...., then B..." when we known that "A" is a statement that is true and we want to declare that since A is true, B should also be true.

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