C-06-Q064mediumsingle_mcq

Description of a proposition independent of any figure is called—

aparticular enunciation
bgeneral enunciation
cdrawing
dproof

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The general enunciation states the proposition in words alone, with no reference to a specific diagram. It expresses the theorem in its universal form, applicable to all cases rather than one drawn figure.

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