#"calculation rules" at university?
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I don't agree with the part where he said "don't have to understand it, just have to use it" that's bs you have to understand those rules to use them, then when by using them you automatically memorize them
should be this way
If you want to study math in university in order to understand rather than apply some results blindly without trying to understand, you are at the right place
ok perfect. thanks
if you have anything that you wish to understand just ask here
or better yet search on youtube
a lot of the times the teacher feels like its too complicated to explain it
but if that is the case then that means the fundamentals are weak
i think they're just too used to pupils not wanting to understand anything. most of them just want to get shown how it's done so they can pass the exam and forget everything after.
There are many things you cant prove if you only use high school math
like what
some derative formulas
you mean like chain rule?
and those stuff
they are all explained in my textbook
that's so weird man
it's easier to remember it if u understand what ur doing
and understanding it might even get you to like maths
how are you supposed to get the top grades if you don't know what you're actually writing (tho idk how it is in ur country)
doesn't seem to be true for most people. the majority of my classmates just try to minmax exams and teachers mostly design exams where you rarely have to think but just memorize. and many classmates get irritated if an exercise in whichever subject can't be solved by memorization. i don't know why someone would design such a school system. i just wanted to be sure that wouldn't have ti deal with it in university