alleryMathematical elegance includes simplicity, symmetry, completeness and:
AAmbiguity
BGenerality
CRepetition
DDifficulty
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Generality
1. Mathematicians find aesthetic value in elegance.
2. It involves simplicity, symmetry, completeness and generality.
3. Ambiguity or difficulty are not qualities of elegance.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Mathematics" (rev ?), section "Psychology (aesthetic, creativity and intuition)"_
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