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DO NOT USE THIS TAG FOR ASKING HOMEWORK QUESTIONS! This tag relates to the discussion and controversy around questions that are explicitly stated as, presumed, or suspected to be homework questions (i.e. those given to a student in a formal course of study). Homework questions themselves are off-topic on Meta Stack Exchange.
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Reasonableness of homework questions and difficulty of beginners to ask their doubts? [closed]
I don't know why questions especially the homework questions that haven't being asked properly are simply declared as off topic and put on hold. Phrases are really important? … For e.g. homework questions are asked in a fashion."Am I right " and not in the way
" Can you please check it". …
