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4:03 AM
@quid@amWhy@XanderHenderson@anyone else. I saw this proof verification question, now few months back, I asked this question about the same problem, should I close the former as duplicate for the latter?
Even though the methods are different
 
4:34 AM
[ SmokeDetector | MS ] Few unique characters in answer, repeating words in answer (173): Derivation practical problem rate of change pumping water from cylinder to reservoir by Bob on math.SE
 
@SmokeDetector good bot
 
 
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7:28 AM
@Holo I didn't check in detail but generally a proof-verification is not a dupe of the question asking for a proof, except maybe if the answer there really matches the given proof. You could leave a comment though pointing out the related question. If OP think it answers their problem they can still induce closure;
 
Closing solution-verifications/proof-verififcations as duplicates was discussed a few times: Closing as a duplicate if the post contains OP's own proof/solution (and some of the linked questions).
I quite like Tobias Kildetoft's suggestion - after the OP already has sufficient feedback on their own solution, it is reasonable to close as a duplicate (this would help redirect others searching for the question to a post which is not solution verification).
Although I cannot claim that there is really a consensus - the answer I've mentioned is at score +6.
I see that I have mentioned this specific discussion in this room a few times.
 
8:17 AM
@quid@MartinSleziak thanks you for answering! I posted a comment there for now :)
 
 
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10:42 AM
Who's up for a good ol' game of "solve the problem"? Maybe you'd prefer "find the algorithm"?
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Q: Complex analysis problem!

Violet JDetermine where $f(z)=8x-x^3-xy^2+i(x^2y+y^3-8y)$ is differentiable. Is $f$ analytic? Why?

@MartinSleziak @Holo This more recent discussion on the same topic is relevant too: math.meta.stackexchange.com/a/29126/29335
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Q: Helmert matrices (number 20)

Adinda Putri[Question number 20] (https://i.stack.imgur.com/f3qlg.png) hint for question number 20

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Q: WAY TO FIND THIS PARAMERTERS?

H M$$m=\sqrt{\pi} (\frac{n}{e})^n \sqrt[6]{8n^3+4n^2+n+\frac{1}{30}-\frac{1}{\frac{240n}{11}+\frac{9480}{847}+\frac{919466}{65219n}+\frac{T1}{n^2}+\frac{T2}{n^3}}}$$ WANT TO FINd ACCURACY OF approximation so want to find the parameter T1 ,T2?

@Holo Incidentally, my view on solution-verification notwithstanding, I would let both posts stand as they are.
 
11:01 AM
@rschwieb thanks you for the input, for the time being I said in the comments that my post exists, I will wait a bit to see his/her respond but I am inclined more to your PoV. Also voted to close the question you sent
 
11:14 AM
@rschwieb How rude that post is.
 
 
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12:59 PM
@amWhy @MichaelGreinecker: This is not only not addressing the question but also just wrong or misleading and should be deleted to avoid giving people the wrong ideas about strong induction. Thanks!
 
@user21820 It is gone
 
@user21820 Deleted.
 
Thanks to both of you! =)
 
@user21820 Yeah... pretty boorish.
 
 
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2:26 PM
math.stackexchange.com/q/2957921/29335 Computation verification: decide for yourself
math.stackexchange.com/q/2957939/29335 Do multiple choice question for me
 
@rschwieb a) downvote
b) close
c) all of the above
d) none of the above
 
3:13 PM
@TheSimpliFire Heh
 
3:40 PM
@amWhy Thanks for the support.
 
3:54 PM
@rschwieb Gone.
 
Did I pass the test, @TheSimpliFire?
 
4:37 PM
@XanderHenderson idk that was only one question :P
but yes you got that one correct
 
 
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5:56 PM
@SimplyBeautifulArt Indeed.
 
 
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8:53 PM
d1, c1.
 
9:04 PM
c2.
 
 
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11:06 PM
The following is as much a record for me (as I've run out of close votes) as anyone interested in voting to close: ca, cb, cc, cd
 

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