Mathematical proof types
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Mathematical proof types

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Identify 30 satirical mathematical and logical proof methods.

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This quiz features 30 humorous mathematical and logical proof styles — from proof by obviousness to proof by intimidation. See if you can recognize every type based on its example.

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Christian proof Hypothetical proof Imaginary proof Logico-mathematical proof Proof by amateurism Proof by analogy Proof by appendix Proof by audacity Proof by authority Proof by consensus Proof by convenience Proof by definition Proof by foreign language Proof by generalization Proof by illiteracy Proof by insistence Proof by intimidation Proof by intuition Proof by irrelevance Proof by lack of interest Proof by lack of knowledge Proof by lost reference Proof by necessity Proof by obviousness Proof by plagiarism Proof by plausibility Proof by prayer Proof by propaganda Proof by religion Proof by simplification

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