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Identify the components of a mathematical proof

A mathematical or geometric proof is structured to establish the truth of a statement. It begins with known facts or assumptions, which are the given statements, and uses logical reasoning to arrive at the final statement to be proven, which is the conclusion.

Match the components to the blanks

The sentence is: "A proof is composed of [blank] and [blank]."
In the context of introductory geometry and mathematical logic, a proof consists of "givens" (or "hypotheses") and a "conclusion".

Answer:

A proof is composed of <blank>givens</blank> and <blank>conclusions</blank>.