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whats the difference between postulate and theorem
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a postulate are those"common sense statements" they are very obvious theorems are considered true but have formulas
that's the simplest i can define it
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postulate is fact theorem is a condition i.e is proved to be true using postulates
You can use postulates (math people usually say axioms, physicists postulate) to come up with theorems. You could take them to be assumptions in a very broad sense.
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