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A mathematical proof is any mathematical argument which demonstrates the truth of a mathematical statement. Informal proofs are typically rendered in natural language and are held true by consensus; formal proofs are typically rendered symbolically and can be checked mechanically. "Proofs" can be valid or invalid; only the former kind constitutes actual proof, whereas the latter kind usually refers to a flawed attempt at proof.
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