This is an example of Math Trick
Math Trick
The best way to understand the use of a mathematical trick is to imagine
that you are stuck on a problem and can find no way forward. You cannot
start and then, suddenly, there is a light bulb moment and you can
suddenly see how to proceed. You might on occasions be able to see your
way immediately and obviously to the answer, or you might still need to
do some work to process or apply the
trick ' however, there is a definite 'ah!' as you realise how to
proceed. At a most basic level, the light bulb is the trick and it jumps
you from not knowing how to start to the problem to being confident as
to how to proceed. Sometimes the trick will be a piece of firm
knowledge, such as a theorem; at other times it will be a process of
sorts, such as cleverly splitting up a diagram.
This is an example of Math Trick
This is an example of Math Trick
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