Analytical proof
Pronunciation: /ˌæn lˈɪ tɪ kl pruf/ ?An analytical proof is a proof that uses:
- axioms,
- definitions,
- stated assumptions,
- previously proved theorems.
Each step in an analytic proof follows logically from the previous step.
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