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Mathematical proof   /mˌæθəmˈætɪkəl pruf/   Listen
Mathematical proof

noun
1.
Proof of a mathematical theorem.






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"Mathematical proof" Quotes from Famous Books



... sobbing, shaking all over, and stifling every sound for fear she should be ejected from the court. The document she had handed up was that letter Mitya had written at the "Metropolis" tavern, which Ivan had spoken of as a "mathematical proof." Alas! its mathematical conclusiveness was recognized, and had it not been for that letter, Mitya might have escaped his doom or, at least, that doom would have been less terrible. It was, I repeat, difficult ...
— The Brothers Karamazov • Fyodor Dostoyevsky



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