consistency of axioms

In axiomatic theories, contradiction means that statement and its inverse are true. If no theorem can contradict any axiom or theorem {consistency, mathematics}, statements and their inverses cannot both be true. Inconsistent theories have proofs that start with axiom or theorem and lead to inverse and so contradiction.

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