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> "As an exercise, prove that" for the most difficult step No, no, that just gets you questions when someone attempts it. The most difficult step is prefixed b
by chengiz 13y ago
> "As an exercise, prove that" for the most difficult step
No, no, that just gets you questions when someone attempts it. The most difficult step is prefixed by "Obviously", "Clearly", or words to that effect, for example "Expanding either side and resolving, we get" or "Using Gauss's reflexion identity".
- pseut 13y ago"Obviously" and "clearly" are huge red flags that the writer is trying to bluff (esp. in student work). Just write: "Then"