Question

Doubt anyone on here is going to help but

How can you explain to your friend that your logical reasoning in a proof is a clear and coherent argument?

Answer 1

@perl

Answer 2

restate it i guess

Answer 3

where is the question

Answer 4

How can you explain to your friend that your logical reasoning in a proof is a clear and coherent argument?

Answer 5

hmmm, this is kind of an open ended question

Answer 6

if each step follows logically from previous steps and what is given, then it is a clear coherent argument

Answer 7

It is a question i was asked by my teacher as if in general and i did not know how to answer it and she said if i figured it out i could get bonus points and i want them lol but thats what i said and she said that well how would you explain how they were in logical steps she is confusing me

Answer 8

if each step in the proof follows only from previous steps and what is given (your premises)

Answer 9

this is a very general answer

Answer 10

roughly speaking, an argument consists of premises and a conclusion. the premises is what youre given. your job is to show how you can get from the premises to the conclusion , logically. it is like making a bridge , there is gap between the premises and the conclusion which you have to span or close the gap.