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choe
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I don't know how to make a thesis, how to present it, and my mathematical expression may be terrible.
But who interest in it, e-mail me
But who interest in it, e-mail me
A thesis is a statement or argument that presents the main idea or central point of a research paper or academic essay. It is typically one sentence that summarizes the main argument and is supported by evidence and analysis.
To make a thesis, you should first choose a topic that interests you and conduct research to gather evidence to support your argument. Then, you should identify the main point or argument you want to make, and write it as a clear and concise statement. Make sure to revise and refine your thesis as you continue to research and write your paper.
The most common way to present a thesis is in the introduction of your paper. It should be the last sentence of your introductory paragraph and should clearly state your main argument. You can also present your thesis in the form of a question or as a hypothesis to be proven throughout your paper.
A strong thesis is specific, debatable, and supported by evidence. It should clearly state the main argument or point of your paper and provide a roadmap for the rest of your paper. A strong thesis also takes a position on an issue and is not simply a statement of fact.
If you are struggling to make a thesis, try brainstorming ideas, conducting more research, or discussing your topic with others. You can also seek help from your instructor, a writing center, or a tutor who can provide guidance and feedback on your ideas and help you refine your thesis statement.