MHB Creating Delicious Meals with Minimal Prep Time

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The discussion emphasizes the importance of individual effort in completing homework assignments, highlighting that simply posting a picture of the assignment for help is not acceptable. Participants are encouraged to share what they have attempted rather than seeking direct solutions. The thread is deemed to potentially violate forum rules regarding academic dishonesty, leading to its closure. Users are advised to reach out to moderators for clarification on the rules of the competition. Overall, the focus is on promoting personal accountability in academic work.
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The whole point of homework is that you attempt it yourself. If you get stuck then you can post a question about the problems you are having and what you have already done, but as it stands you literally took a picture of your assignment in class and posted it on MHB (and I imagine several other math help websites, but that is not relevant) waiting for someone to complete it for you, and I believe I speak for everyone here when I say I have no sympathy for that. In fact, it is probably against the forum rules, and if it isn't, it should be.

In short, what have you tried?​
 
This is in fact against our forum rules...it looks to me like it may be a contest where participants are likely expected to do their own work. As per our policy regarding perceived possible academic dishonesty, I am going to close this thread, but you may contact me or another administrator/moderator to explain the details of the circumstances surrounding this problem, preferably providing a link to the rules of the competition.
 

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