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So my questions are: How to learn from those hard proofs? What can we learn from them? What if the skill is problem-specific? (How do I find the methodology behind them?) I need your …

I am a high school student but I would like to self-learn higher level maths so is there a correct order to do that? I have learnt pre-calculus, calculus, algebra, series and sequences, …

I finished high school 2 years ago and now I'm stuck in a university in Turkey. I am interested in learning precalculus, discrete mathematics, physics and chemistry. Question: I need to learn …

1 Try to learn a subject you find more difficult by reading more then just your notes from class. You can rent math books from your local libary or even at your school. In my case I used to …

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To study real analysis, it is very essential to learn about what sets are, and how to differentiate and integrate, how to find limits, how to check its continuity? Before studying real analysis, I …

In my opinion you want to learn the topics in this order : Algebra Geometry Calculus/linear algebra, (statistics if you want, not necesarry) real analysis complex analysis Any duplicates …

There was a time when I avoided math proofs, but now I am starting to enjoy them. I am taking Intro to Linear Algebra and am falling in love with proofs. Are there any introduction to …

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