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Its flawed as a "proof", but it might contextually justify the answer. That exact reasoning accounts for pretty much all of my limited success at middle school
by thedufer 12y ago
Its flawed as a "proof", but it might contextually justify the answer. That exact reasoning accounts for pretty much all of my limited success at middle school/high school math competitions. You can usually skip long, difficult steps by simply assuming there is a single constant answer (as the rules of the contests usually make clear must be the case).