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In [[logic]] and [[mathematics]], a proposition ''A'' is a '''corollary''' of a proposition or theorem ''B'' if ''A'' can be deduced quickly and easily from ''B''.
In [[logic]] and [[mathematics]], a '''corollary''' is a statement which follows easily from a previously proven statement.

A proposition ''A'' is a corollary of a proposition or theorem ''B'' if ''A'' can be deduced quickly and easily from ''B''.

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In logic and mathematics, a corollary is a statement which follows easily from a previously proven statement.

A proposition A is a corollary of a proposition or theorem B if A can be deduced quickly and easily from B.