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user 345006
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Is it bad to create large number of self-answered questions which are textbook problems?
I plan to post many answers I worked out from professor-assigned problems in Dummit & Foote, an algebra textbook.
Many are difficult, and I am not sure whether I am correct; this is the reason I want …
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