What is the assumption needed to begin an indirect proof of the following statement?

"A team is as strong as its weakest member."

A team is as strong as its weakest member.

A team is as strong as its strongest member.

A team is not as strong as its weakest member.

A team is not as strong as its strongest member

Question

What is the assumption needed to begin an indirect proof of the following statement?

"A team is as strong as its weakest member."

 A team is as strong as its weakest member.

 A team is as strong as its strongest member.

 A team is not as strong as its weakest member.

 A team is not as strong as its strongest member

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

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mary.rojas · Answer

WHAT IS INDIRECT PROOF DEFINE AS?

ranga · Answer

In indirect proof you start with assumption: "What if this statement is not true?"

ranga · Answer

So it should be: A team is not as strong as its weakest member.