Math, asked by Shivsm, 1 year ago

Is Fundamental Theorem of arithmetic and Fundamental principle of arithmetic same?

Please Write the correct answer

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Answered by Anonymous

1

yes both of them are same without
any difference

Shivsm: are U sure

arumugam123: no I am not sure I just said the answer by viewing there difference of word.

arumugam123: example :- mid point thereon and Converse of mid point therom.

Anonymous: they are same just having different names to recall them both mean the same

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