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When solving "Prove this" problems, is it wrong to begin by plugging in the given information?

where do combinatorics play a role in computer science?

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Can a normal graduate discover something in mathematics?

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How to study a book like Gallian?

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I want to learn mathematics of physics without going near proof writing

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