Which phrase best describes a theorem in an axiomatic system? A.) the accepted meaning of a term B.) an assumption made with little supporting evidence C.) an accepted fact that cannot be proven D.) a statement proven to be true using logic E.) a list of geometric facts

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Tiana Dickson

Mathematics

4 July, 00:15

Which phrase best describes a theorem in an axiomatic system? A.) the accepted meaning of a term B.) an assumption made with little supporting evidence C.) an accepted fact that cannot be proven D.) a statement proven to be true using logic E.) a list of geometric facts

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Alfonso Singleton · Answer 1

The phrase that best describes the word definition in an axiomatic system is a fact proven by using logic. The answer is letter D. It is a set of axioms from which some or all axioms can be used in conjunction to logically derive theorems