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Theorems are understood as true and do not need to be proved. True False

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The answer is FALSE. Theorem, as applied in mathematics, is a statement that has been proved having a basis of laborious mathematical reasoning. The statement that is assumed to be true without proof is called axiom or postulate. Theorems are proved using axioms.

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