C-06-Q066: The proper sequence of steps in proving a geometric theorem is— genera… | প্রশ্ন করি

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The proper sequence of steps in proving a geometric theorem is— general enunciation → figure & particular enunciation → constructions → ?

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After stating the figure and particular enunciation and making the needed constructions, the final stage is the chain of logical steps that establishes the conclusion. This ordered reasoning completes a geometric proof.

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