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Chapter 1: Q23. (page 31)

Is a postulate an important proved statement, or is it a basic assumption?

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The answer related to given sentence is important proved statement.

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Step 1. Important proved statement.

Basically in mathematics some of the statements are already proved so these statements are basically called as important proved statement.

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Step 2. Basic assumption.

A basic assumption is considered as a condition that is made for proving something.

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Step 3. Select in which category a postulate falls.

As a postulate is already proved so it is an important proved statement.

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