Compare a postulate and a theorem.

A.) postulate and a theorem are both understood as true without proof.

B.) A theorem is understood as true without proof, while a postulate must be proven.

C.) A postulate is understood as true without proof, while a theorem must be proven.

D.) Both must be proven.

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Kaitlynn Sosa

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2 March, 10:43

Compare a postulate and a theorem.

A.) postulate and a theorem are both understood as true without proof.

B.) A theorem is understood as true without proof, while a postulate must be proven.

C.) A postulate is understood as true without proof, while a theorem must be proven.

D.) Both must be proven.

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Gauge Norris · Answer 1

The correct answer among the choices is option the third option. A postulate is understood as true without proof, while a theorem must be proven. Postulates are used to prove a theorem. A theorem is a logical consequence of axioms.

Compare a postulate and a theorem.A.) postulate and a theorem are both understood as true without proof.B.) A theorem is understood as true without proof, while a postulate must be proven.C.) A postulate is understood as true without proof, while a theorem must be proven.D.) Both must be proven.