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Ted Dennison wrote:
> the LRM seems like overkill for such a simple question.

Finding the answer to such a simple question is a good way to learn how
to use the RM. As well, the RM is often a quicker source for an answer
because it is not obscured by a lot of explanation. When I don't understand
the RM, I then consult a textbook.