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B.5.TU:4.6 - Return the result and choose the continuation

Return the interpreted answer and the conditions its receiver needs. An ordinary explanation, calculation or demonstration can carry it. Preserve a separate account when another participant or later use needs to reconstruct the application.

Stop when the contribution suffices. Otherwise identify what remains: a source explanation, missing operation, changed model, competing theoretical account or newly worthwhile question. B.5.RR follows the effect of a changed premise; B.5 coordinates a changed inquiry.

Use this result to choose the next learning or work contribution. When the work requires one participant to apply or alter the method independently, that capability needs its own performed use under the relevant conditions. A supplied answer can still serve work that does not require that independence.