👉 Directly math, also known as direct mathematics or direct proof, is a method of proving mathematical statements where the proof proceeds by directly establishing each step from the given premises or axioms to the conclusion, without introducing auxiliary lemmas or intermediate steps. It involves a logical sequence of deductions, where each statement is derived directly from the previous ones or from established truths, often using logical rules and properties. This approach contrasts with indirect methods like proof by contradiction, where the truth of the statement is shown by assuming its negation and deriving a logical inconsistency. Directly math emphasizes clarity, simplicity, and the straightforward application of mathematical principles to reach a conclusion.
