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théorème
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proposition qui peut être mathématiquement démontrée
A theorem is a mathematical statement that has been proven to be true based on logical reasoning and previously established facts. The Pythagorean theorem, which describes the relationship between the sides of a right triangle, is a famous example that mathematicians have verified through hundreds of different proofs, showing how important and useful such proven statements are.
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En mathématiques et en logique, un théorème (du grec théorêma, objet digne d'étude) est une assertion qui est démontrée, c'est-à-dire établie comme vraie à partir d'autres assertions déjà démontrées (théorèmes ou ) ou des assertions acceptées comme vraies, appelées axiomes. Un théorème se démontre dans un système déductif et est une conséquence logique d'un système d'axiomes. En ce sens, il se distingue d'une loi scientifique, obtenue par l'expérimentation.
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