Invitation to Math: Tips for Solving Math Problems
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ha ha! I knew Pythagoras' theorem would work. Thanks for the tips.
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thanks for the tips TheFallibleFiend
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eres estupendo!!!
Estudio las matematicas por muches anos.
Ahorra yo soy muy seguro!!!
Gracias!!!
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I have had "math-phobia" my whole life. I am now in college and am just beginning to realize how important your tips are.
Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom with the world.
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miketacoma5 2 months ago
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TheFallibleFiend 2 months ago
Understanding is important, but you'd be surprised how far brute memorization and rigid rules of thumb can get you. I've seen math majors that got as far as undergraduate real analysis before their unwillingness to adopt and understanding centered study habits became prohibitive.
AbelianGroup 3 months ago
@AbelianGroup So true!
TheFallibleFiend 3 months ago
thanks for the help
footballguy223 3 years ago
You're welcome. Good luck.
TheFallibleFiend 3 years ago