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http://math.stackexchange.com/a/898051/, a "hint" answer that does substantial work toward solving the differential equation in the question Differential equation $\sin \theta \frac{dr}{d \theta}+r\cos \theta =\tan \theta,0<\theta<\pi/2$. The answer received comments that it should be a comment, but I disagree. Substantial contributions toward solving the problem are often fine as answers, even if they do not go through the full details of a write-up of a solution. (Comments included a nonsensical one selected from a review queue.) It might be relevant that the answer was posted before the other, more detailed ones.

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https://math.stackexchange.com/a/898051/, a "hint" answer that does substantial work toward solving the differential equation in the question Differential equation $\sin \theta \frac{dr}{d \theta}+r\cos \theta =\tan \theta,0<\theta<\pi/2$. The answer received comments that it should be a comment, but I disagree. Substantial contributions toward solving the problem are often fine as answers, even if they do not go through the full details of a write-up of a solution. (Comments included a nonsensical one selected from a review queue.) It might be relevant that the answer was posted before the other, more detailed ones.

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http://math.stackexchange.com/a/898051/, a "hint" answer that does substantial work toward solving the differential equation in the question Differential equation $\sin \theta \frac{dr}{d \theta}+r\cos \theta =\tan \theta,0<\theta<\pi/2$. The answer received comments that it should be a comment, but I disagree. Substantial contributions toward solving the problem are often fine as answers, even if they do not go through the full details of a write-up of a solution. (Comments included a nonsensical one selected from a review queue.) It might be relevant that the answer was posted before the other, more detailed ones.

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http://math.stackexchange.com/a/898051/, a "hint" answer that does substantial work toward solving the differential equation in the question Differential equation $\sin \theta \frac{dr}{d \theta}+r\cos \theta =\tan \theta,0<\theta<\pi/2$. The answer received comments that it should be a comment, but I disagree. Substantial contributions toward solving the problem are often fine as answers, even if they do not go through the full details of a write-up of a solution. (Comments included a nonsensical one selected from a review queue.) It might be relevant that the answer was posted before the other, more detailed ones.

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http://math.stackexchange.com/a/898051/, a "hint" answer that does substantial work toward solving the differential equation in the question Differential equation $\sin \theta \frac{dr}{d \theta}+r\cos \theta =\tan \theta,0<\theta<\pi/2$. The answer received comments that it should be a comment, but I disagree. Substantial contributions toward solving the problem are often fine as answers, even if they do not go through the full details of a write-up of a solution. (Comments included a nonsensical one selected from a review queue.) It might be relevant that the answer was posted before the other, more detailed ones.

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Request for undeletion, or explanation of deletion:

http://math.stackexchange.com/a/898051/, a "hint" answer that does substantial work toward solving the differential equation in the question Differential equation $\sin \theta \frac{dr}{d \theta}+r\cos \theta =\tan \theta,0<\theta<\pi/2$. The answer received comments that it should be a comment, but I disagree. Substantial contributions toward solving the problem are often fine as answers, even if they do not go through the full details of a write-up of a solution. (Comments included a nonsensical one selected from a review queue.) It might be relevant that the answer was posted before the other, more detailed ones.

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