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 ## D. Making the Loss Landscape Smoother
 
-A binary evaluation if `value = 1 if x>5 else 0` is essentially a step-function that assigns `1` for all values of `x` that are greater than `5` and `0` otherwise. But this is introduces a kink - a discontinuity in smoothness and this could potentially introduce problems in traversing the loss-landscape.
+A binary evaluation of `value = 1 if x>5 else 0` is essentially a step-function that assigns `1` for all values of `x` that are greater than `5` and `0` otherwise. But this introduces a kink - a discontinuity in smoothness and this could potentially introduce problems in traversing the loss-landscape.
 
 What if we use a `sigmoid` function to introduce some smoothness?