What does 'justify your choice' mean?

Answer 1

It's to give the reasons why you chose an option

Example:

True or false

a) The sum of 2 prime numbers is a primer number
b) The sum of 2 even numbers is an even number
c) The sum of 2 odd numbers is an odd number

Answer

a) F
b) T
c) F

But this doesn't involve any kind of justification.

Now an answer with a justification

a) F. If I sum 3 + 7, the result is 10. And 10 is not a prime since it has 4 divisor, 1, 2, 5 and 10. A number is a prime if and only if it has 2 divisors

b) T. Proof: Any even number can be expressed or 2n. If a = 2n and b = 2m, then a + b = 2n + 2m = 2(n+m). So, c = 2m+n) is an even number a, and this happens forall a, b, integer

c) F. The sum of 5 + 7 is even.

Ilusion

Answer 2

It means to engage in the rather pointless exercise of trying to convince someone else that your choice was 'good' or 'optimum' in some sense ☺

Doug

Answer 3

It means you should explain why you took that choice exactly and not other choice?

Answer 4

'Justify your choice' means:

Give statements, reasons, facts, and other consistent and reliable data that will support your choice/decision, proving it true or the best choice.


Shorter:

Prove it.

Answer 5

I assume that this is from an essay question...It means give reasons or explain why gave the answer you did.

Answer 6

It's another way to say, "give your reasons why you made that choice."

Answer 7

Give reasons for your answer in such a way that someone reading your question knows why you chose it.

Answer 8

It means to sufficiently explain to yourself/someone why you have chosen a certain thing.