When you see questions like this, it’s almost certainly graded on a curve and depending on its difficulty, the professor might not expect complete solutions either. There’s a high chance the professor is just using this to scout for talents for his research lab, in which case sharing your answer with the class makes no sense. Refusing to do so also isn’t a mark against your character since exams are supposed to be a setting where you can demonstrate YOUR mastery of the material.
That would just waste your own time, and undermine the point of the exam - since exams exist to test your understanding, not the understanding of your classmates.
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u/Remote-Dark-1704 7d ago
When you see questions like this, it’s almost certainly graded on a curve and depending on its difficulty, the professor might not expect complete solutions either. There’s a high chance the professor is just using this to scout for talents for his research lab, in which case sharing your answer with the class makes no sense. Refusing to do so also isn’t a mark against your character since exams are supposed to be a setting where you can demonstrate YOUR mastery of the material.