Recent content by carpenoctem

You're right that I wrongly assumed that the problem was the university. And I admit that my tone to tell him that he should stop caring about their university sounded differently than it sounded in my head. Yes, the OP should maintain good relations with the professors and they should use the...

I can tell you from firsthand experience that if the problem is as serious as I thought it to be, and probably that's why the OP has considered posting it here, then it can negatively affect his/her self-confidence and cause depression. The OP might very soon start questioning his/her...

The best advice that I can give you is that stop caring about your university and rely on your own. You will learn nothing from that university, if it is the way you described it. Use the internet to learn the material with your own pace. Solve problems. When you get stuck, talk to others. Many...

No one is going to read a post this long just to confirm it for you. You've asked 10 questions in one post! This is something you can do with your friends at university.

e2x is always positive. Therefore, its range is (0,+∞). However, as you figured out, arccsc(x) does not accept (0,1) as input. What you need to find is the range of the values x such that e2x falls in [1,+∞) because if not, then arccsc(e2x) is not defined. Can you solve the inequality e2x ≥ 1?

Hi guys I'm Aryo. A 22 year old guy from Tehran, Iran with a BSc in pure mathematics. I joined PF because I'm looking for like-minded people to share knowledge and communicate because I've decided not to continue an academic path any longer. I believe the academic system can be too much...