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I think much of the time, correctness of the answer can be checked easily. E.g., if you have to solve for x and find an answer, you can fill it in in the origin
by Scarblac 5y ago
I think much of the time, correctness of the answer can be checked easily. E.g., if you have to solve for x and find an answer, you can fill it in in the original equation and see if it works.
- dc-programmer 5y agoThis does not sound like a proof heavy class, but this approach unfortunately does not work as well for more advanced classes. Especially for problems where you can lose points for not writing the proof like a mathematician would even if you get the steps right (there was one prof in the math department who would deduct points for inelegant but otherwise correct proofs)