Math sucksss.

[The Suspect]

Ok so let's take it straight forward. I want to enhance my maths skills. If u have any ideas, plz tell me.

 

[NaNoW]

math sucksss ..with 3 SSSes ....hmm lagta haui kisi ka A/O levels mein U ya E agiya hai

We have an Education section for this..

 

[The Suspect]

math sucksss ..with 3 SSSes ....hmm lagta haui kisi ka A/O levels mein U ya E agiya hai

We have an Education section for this..

arey kehna kya chahte ho bhai?

 

[dilawer]

No, you suck....at Maths.

 

[Blastwave]

Question:

arey kehna kya chahte ho bhai?

Answer:

We have an Education section for this..

 

[shanicoolest]

Ok so let's take it straight forward. I want to enhance my maths skills. If u have any ideas, plz tell me.

yes I had this problem too but now I am going to give you a tip that will help you succeed in mathematics.

[SIZE=+1]Don't suffer from Math Major syndrome[/SIZE].

So, you ask, what is Math Major syndrome? Well, think of it this way--if you are studying a hard problem, what's your first tendency? To get lost in thought? To start at it, mulling over ideas in your head, waiting for a flash of insight? If so, that's math major syndrome. It's the idea that you can (or have to) solve problems entirely through a brilliant flash of insight, without doing any actual work.
In other words, don't just wait for answers to come to you, go out and find them. Don't just use what's in your head--use paper, or the computer, or a whiteboard, to draw out the ideas, try experiments, make it happen rather than waiting for a flash of insight.

Good Luck..

 

[Sady96]

First make formula sheet, then memories it and simply using these formulas to solve problems with difficulty varying from easy to hard. Use this tip it always works for me not only in maths but in almost all engineering subjects

 

[Benighted]

Work problems and try to understand (not memorize) some basic theorems. Don't worry about memorizing formulas. Try to understand the rules i.e what is permissible in math and what isn't. Then apply the rules to your advantage. Solve same problems using different approaches. This will build your mathematical intuition and teach you to be "mathematically correct".

Mathematicians use a term called "mathematical maturity" to emphasize the fact that understanding math takes experience. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mathematical_maturity

Finally, don't divide by zero.

 

[dilawer]

yes I had this problem too but now I am going to give you a tip that will help you succeed in mathematics.

[SIZE=+1]Don't suffer from Math Major syndrome[/SIZE].

So, you ask, what is Math Major syndrome? Well, think of it this way--if you are studying a hard problem, what's your first tendency? To get lost in thought? To start at it, mulling over ideas in your head, waiting for a flash of insight? If so, that's math major syndrome. It's the idea that you can (or have to) solve problems entirely through a brilliant flash of insight, without doing any actual work.
In other words, don't just wait for answers to come to you, go out and find them. Don't just use what's in your head--use paper, or the computer, or a whiteboard, to draw out the ideas, try experiments, make it happen rather than waiting for a flash of insight.

Good Luck..

or maybe just google it?

 

[AbbY]

Before I begin with anything, it is absolutely imperative to know what level of Math you're talking about. Math is anything from 2+2 to Linear Algebra, so please be specific and we'll guide you through.

Remember, there's nothing in Math one cannot do. Only, things that people run from and end up not understanding and therefore losing interest in.

 

[ahmad94]

I faced the same problem during fsc, t ry khan academy. Its free and online courses with visuals to help understand.

From 2+2 to linear algebra and beyond...try it perhaps it will work for you. Otherwise just get a tuition from a good teacher.

 

[Faateh]

I made a keybook of second year maths myself. That helped.

 

[Crow]

here's a tip: read. study. practice.

 

[puppet]

math is fun , just its calculus is shit , others are just like sex

 

[dostinex]

math is fun , just its calculus is shit , others are just like sex

In the beginning Calculus has no meaning however Calculus is the gateway to the application of mathematics in real world.

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[puppet]

In the beginning Calculus has no meaning however Calculus is the gateway to the application of mathematics in real world.

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the problem I face mostly is applications of calculus , I mean derivative n anti derivates is fine , I can solve even complex equations , but the only thing is applications , the solution is same but just there is a difference while making an equation , like volume of cylinder and area and so many applications like this , these applications are confusing for me , I mean I've to remember which type has pie in it and which has f(x) itself etc ,

I am a guy who just remember logic I dont and cant remember anything , and remembering every little changes due to different applications n situations are hard for me , rest solving them is peice of cake

also this reason I find statistics boring too :crazy:

 

[mac007]

Practice makes a man perfect (A)

 

[dostinex]

thats why i say innnnn thaa beginning kalkolas has no meaning ........

the problem I face mostly is applications of calculus , I mean derivative n anti derivates is fine , I can solve even complex equations , but the only thing is applications , the solution is same but just there is a difference while making an equation , like volume of cylinder and area and so many applications like this , these applications are confusing for me , I mean I've to remember which type has pie in it and which has f(x) itself etc ,

I am a guy who just remember logic I dont and cant remember anything , and remembering every little changes due to different applications n situations are hard for me , rest solving them is peice of cake

also this reason I find statistics boring too :crazy: