How to get better at justifications?

I did this all wrong but got the right answer? Took half of .075, used d=(1+i)/i to get discount rate, and just added. Decimal was off, but i got the numbers right. Luck?...

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gourmetjournal · Answer 1 · 2022-06-21T14:43:25+0000

Being precise with knowing definitions (and theorems) is pretty much all there is to it. It's not often you have to genuinely "explain" something until things get very advanced. It's usually "it's true because that's the definition".

And lots of things make sense that are false. Justification means appealing to something outside you.

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