Question

When you give reasons that something is true, but don’t necessarily lay it out step-by-step, this is a(n) ___________ proof.

Answer 1

paragraph proof

Answer 2

bad proof

Answer 3

invalid...

Answer 4

Than what is it ?

Answer 5

id go with ramya on this one.

Answer 6

How is this not math?

Answer 7

this is math

Answer 8

I knoww wtf ?

Answer 9

anyway, thanks ramya

Answer 10

this is 100% math

Answer 11

a proff helps describe the math process

Answer 12

Well, it still could be basically anything...

Answer 13

just, just, get out of here, you were no help

Answer 14

ohhhh snap heyyy now

Answer 15

Well... thanks for the medal.
Don't be a meiner, i've been a member of OpenStudy for a while- i should know about some of this.

Answer 16

you use paragraph proofs for axioms and postulates. as you cannot prove them using two column proogs. and you can also paragraph proof describing everything in two-column proof.

Answer 17

RagingSquirrel, please, write word "meiner" correctly. English is not my native, and i haven't found the word in cambridge dictionaries, in oxforddictionaries, and in wiktionary.

Answer 18

Oh, sorry about that! :(
Meiner= mean