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[[wikipedia:One and only one|One and only one]] is an important idea in everyday logic, and is easily identified as a mathematical jargon. However, this term was only formalized rather more recently in mathematical literature. It is directly related to the concept of [[wikipedia:If and only if|If and only if]], and should be explained thoroughly during early stages of math curriculum. | [[wikipedia:One and only one|One and only one]] is an important idea in everyday logic, and is easily identified as a mathematical jargon. However, this term was only formalized rather more recently in mathematical literature. It is directly related to the concept of [[wikipedia:If and only if|If and only if]], and should be explained thoroughly during early stages of math curriculum. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:23, 1 September 2021
One and only one is an important idea in everyday logic, and is easily identified as a mathematical jargon. However, this term was only formalized rather more recently in mathematical literature. It is directly related to the concept of If and only if, and should be explained thoroughly during early stages of math curriculum.