F.16:10 - Didactic distillation

“Start with one practical question and one claim. Name the actual values involved and the pattern that defines each relation. Cite the exact source and evidence. Use a local-meaning cell only when you need a stable address; use a comparison table only when it makes the argument easier to read; use F.9 only when a real relation between local meanings is part of the case. State the result, its limits, and a few checks. The page displays the reasoning—it does not create it.”