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A theorem cannot have counterexamples true or false

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metchelle metchelle

10-07-2017

The answer is FALSE. A theorem can have a counterexample. Why? A counterexample opposes or contradicts an idea of the theory that is being proved. Counterexamples help in deciding whether a specific theorem is true or not. If a counterexample is presented, most likely the theorem is false.

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