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"Ans: Rationalism is the belief that knowledge is something that is acquired through reason without any need for senses. Mathematical knowledge is considered to be the best example of rationalism because only in maths, we can use rational thought to find out the depths of different problems, proofs for different Questions, etc. With the help of rationalism, students can acquire the ability to deduce complex problems. A student who knows how to think rationally can secure good marks in the maths exam. Many mathematical concepts are confusing and are difficult to understand, but with rationalism, all these complex concepts seem easy."
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