Mathematics, 13.02.2022 01:00, sreyasusanbinu

This is a question for those of you interested in mathematics or are taking proof classes: when will you know when you are writing too much or too little in a proof? I'm taking a proof class right now, and my professor doesn't do a good job of explaining this to me and just shows/implies the right answer.

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