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One turn that I always wonder how to convey properly in French in a mathematical context is it is readily seen and its common variations it can readily be seen and it may readily be seen. For example
It is readily seen that a complex number can be expressed in trigonometric terms.
Such turns are common in French language (of mathematics)? What are some common ways to convey these turns?
Here are some suggestions:
On voit clairement que...
On remarque que...
On constate que...
On peut facilement constater que...
On observe que...
Chez beaucoup d'auteurs d'ouvrages de mathématiques on trouve les termes suivants.
…, la preuve est triviale.
Un nombre complexe peut s'exprimer en forme trigonométrique, c'est immédiat.
