deduction theorem

dɪˈdʌkʃən ˈθɪərəm

Definition

Definition of deduction theorem - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

logic

TECH.

procedure for discharging assumptions in logic

TECH.

The deduction theorem helps simplify logical proofs.
Understanding the deduction theorem is crucial for logic students.
The deduction theorem is often used in mathematical logic.

principle

rule

theorem

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Expressions with deduction

payroll deduction

amount taken from an employee's pay for taxes or other obligations

Health insurance is paid each month through a payroll deduction.

tax deduction

reduction in taxable income amount

She claimed a tax deduction for her business expenses.

standard deduction

fixed amount subtracted from income

The standard deduction reduces taxable income for most taxpayers.

business deduction

reduction in taxable income for business expenses

The company claimed a business deduction for office supplies.

natural deduction

proof system in logic using inference rules like natural reasoning

Natural deduction helps prove statements in logic.

deduction at source

money taken from income by the payer before the earner receives it

Income tax is collected through deduction at source from employees' salaries.

Expressions with theorem

Pythagoras' theorem

hypotenuse square equals sum of squares of other sides

In a right triangle, Pythagoras' theorem helps find side lengths.

Bayes' theorem

theorem calculating conditional probabilities using prior knowledge

Bayes' theorem helps in updating beliefs with new data.

fundamental theorem

key theorem central to a specific field

The fundamental theorem of calculus is essential in mathematics.

binomial theorem

mathematical formula for expanding binomials to a power

The binomial theorem helps expand (x+y)⁵.

central limit theorem

theory that sample means approximate normal distribution with larger samples

The central limit theorem explains why many datasets resemble a bell curve..

compensation theorem

principle for analyzing changes in electrical circuits

The compensation theorem simplifies complex circuit calculations.

Fermat's theorem

no three integers satisfy a^n + b^n = c^n for n>2

Fermat's theorem puzzled mathematicians for centuries.

no-hair theorem

principle that black holes lack distinguishing features beyond basic properties

The no-hair theorem simplifies the study of black holes in astrophysics.

Thevenin's theorem

method to simplify electrical circuits using equivalent circuits

Thevenin's theorem helps simplify complex electrical circuits.

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French:théorème de déduction, ...
German:Deduktionstheorem, ...
Italian:teorema di deduzione, ...
Spanish:teorema de deducción, ...
Portuguese:teorema da dedução, ...
Chinese:演绎定理, ...
Japanese:推論定理, ...
Arabic:مُبرهَنَة الاِستِنتاج, ...
Hebrew:מִשְׁפָּט הַדְּדוּקְצִיָּה, ...
Russian:теорема о дедукции, ...
Ukrainian:теорема про дедукцію, ...
Hindi:डिडक्शन थ्योरम, ...
Bengali:ডিডাকশন থিওরেম, ...
Catalan:teorema de deducció, ...
Czech:teorém dedukce, ...
Danish:deduktionsteorem, ...
Dutch:deductiestelling, ...
Greek:θεώρημα αφαίρεσης, ...
Hungarian:dedukciós tétel, ...
Khmer:ទ្រឹស្តីបទដកសន្និដ្ឋាន, ...
Korean:연역 정리, ...
Persian:قضیه استنتاج, ...
Polish:twierdzenie o dedukcji, ...
Portuguese (BR):teorema da dedução, ...
Romanian:teorema deducției, ...
Swedish:deduktionsteorem, ...
Thai:ทฤษฎีการหักล้าง, ...
Turkish:çıkarım teoremi, ...
Vietnamese:định lý suy diễn, ...

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