Redundant proof, often referred to in the context of mathematics and logic, involves demonstrating a statement or theorem using multiple proofs that reiterate the same underlying principles or reasoning. Essentially, one proof does not provide any new insights or alternative approaches but instead reaffirms what has already been established. In a broader context, redundancy in proofs can serve specific purposes: 1. **Verification**: It can help confirm the validity of a theorem or statement by showing that it can be proven in different ways.
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