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Mathematical Proof

Description:

A mathematical proof is a logical argument or demonstration that establishes the truth of a mathematical statement beyond any doubt. It provides rigorous evidence for the validity of a conjecture, theorem, or equation.

Sample Sentences:

1. Euclid's groundbreaking "Elements" contains numerous mathematical proofs.
2. Without a mathematical proof, the statement remains an unverified hypothesis.
3. Mathematical proofs require thorough understanding of the underlying concepts and logical reasoning.
4. By presenting a mathematical proof, the mathematician convinced the academic community of the conjecture's correctness.
5. Studying mathematical proofs helps develop analytical thinking and problem-solving skills.

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