Which of the following statements is/are an implication/s of the Peano’s Axioms? I. There is no natural number smaller than 0. II. The Principle of Mathematical Induction. A. Ionly B. II only C. bothIandII D. neither I nor II

Which of the following statements is/are an implication/s of the Peano’s Axioms? I. There is no natural number smaller than 0. II. The Principle of Mathematical Induction. A. Ionly B. II only C. bothIandII D. neither I nor II

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