alleryThe validity of a theorem depends only on:
ARigor of its proof
BIts author's fame
CIts date of origin
DHow many use it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Rigor of its proof
1. Validity rests on the proof.
2. Creativity helps find the proof but does not replace it.
3. Fame, age and use do not decide validity.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Mathematics" (rev ?), section "Psychology (aesthetic, creativity and intuition)"_
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