Mathematics · Mathematical Reasoning
A conjecture in mathematics is:
- 1not important at all as it does not help in developing mathematical understanding.
- 2a proposition or conclusion that has been proved.
- 3important for students of secondary level only.
- 4a proposition or conclusion that is assumed to be true on a tentative basis without proof.✓
Correct answer
a proposition or conclusion that is assumed to be true on a tentative basis without proof.
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