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An undefined term cannot be directly used in a theorem because it lacks a precise definition, making it difficult to establish a clear relationship or statement. However, undefined terms often serve as foundational concepts in a given mathematical framework, such as "point," "line," and "plane" in geometry. These terms are understood intuitively, allowing mathematicians to build axioms and theorems based on them without formal definitions. Thus, while they cannot be used explicitly in theorems, they are essential to the structure of mathematical reasoning.
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An undefined term cannot be used in a theorem?
True but do your math! we all know your using Odyssey ware lol
An undefined term cannot be used to state a postulate?
falce
Can An undefined term cannot be used to state a postulate true or false?
true
What are the four key parts in the axiomatic method used by Euclid?
undefined terms theorem definitions postulates
Can an unidentified term be used in a Theorem?
True
An undefined term cannot be used in a theorem?
True but do your math! we all know your using Odyssey ware lol
An undefined term cannot be used to state a postulate?
falce
Can An undefined term cannot be used to state a postulate true or false?
true
What is an undefined term in geometry?
It is a very basic concept which cannot be defined. Undefined terms are used to define other concepts. In Euclidean geometry, for example, point, line and plane are not defined.
What are the four key parts in the axiomatic method used by Euclid?
undefined terms theorem definitions postulates
What is the term used for dividing by 0?
undefined
Which undefined term is used to define an angle?
Point
Can an unidentified term be used in a Theorem?
True
What is the term used for undefined terms?
We often call "undefined terms" variables. Their value is not known; it can vary. And thus the name we assign them is variable.
Which undefined term has no thickness and width but has infinite length?
The undefined term you are referring to is a "line." In geometry, a line is described as having no thickness or width and extending infinitely in both directions. It is one of the fundamental concepts used to define other geometric figures and concepts.
Why Lami's theorem cannot be used for 4 concurrent forces?
Because, this theorem comes from the law of sines which is completely a triangle law and the law of sines can not be applied on other polygons.
Can a corollary be used to prove a theorem?
Yes, the corollary to one theorem can be used to prove another theorem.
