How did you successfully delete a problem?

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The discussion centers on the proper protocol for posting homework-related questions in a forum, specifically emphasizing the importance of providing context and demonstrating prior attempts. A user successfully deleted a problem related to a physics exam, indicating that they followed the guidelines for resolving issues. The conversation highlights the necessity of adhering to forum rules to facilitate effective assistance.

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I tryed to delete it...
 
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PS - this example is from an phisics's exam.

It still doesn't matter. Please post questions like this where it belongs - in the Homework zone section. Secondly, you should not expect people to answer questions like this point blank. You HAVE to show what you know, what you have attempted, and why you can't do this or where you got stuck (Read the sticky in the Homework section).

Zz.
 


I'm glad to hear that the problem has been successfully deleted. It seems like you were able to resolve the issue and remove it from your system. Great job! Let me know if you need any further assistance.
 

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