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What statement is accepted without proof geometry?
An axiom.
Is this statement true or falseAn axiom is a statement accepted without proof.?
true
What kind of statement is accepted as true without proof?
An axiom.
What is a mathematic statement that is accepted as true without proof?
It is called an axiom.
What geometric term means a statement whose truth is accepted without proof?
An axiom.
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A rule that is accepted true without proof?
A rule or a statement that is accepted without proof is a postulate.
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A statement accepted without proof is commonly known as a theorem. The other word that is used for such statements is postulate.
What is a statement accepted without proof?
postulate
A statement whose truth is accepted without proof?
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What is a statement that is accepted as truw without proof?
axiom
What kind of statement is accepted without a proof?
A postulate
What statement is accepted without proof geometry?
An axiom.
Is this statement true or falseAn axiom is a statement accepted without proof.?
true
What kind of statement is accepted true without proof?
An axiom.
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What is a statement that is accepted as true without proof.?
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What kind of statement is accepted as true without proof?
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