i am actually in prep 2 but i don't think this school grade is in america or something so i can't explain it but i would accept any thing that would improve my maths skillsChoppy said:Perhaps you could tell us what level you're at currently?
thanks manjedishrfu said:One way to improve your appreciation of math is to look at numberphile channel on YouTube where they interview practicing mathematicians about an interesting math problem.
Another YouTube channel is 3brown1blue who does some really beautiful presentations on math. He has a sequence on the essence of calculus and on linear algebra.
it will be hard because my current is the Egyption poundISamson said:Maybe you could order some books from bookdepository or amazon.
Sorry, but books are the way to learn everything...
i am a bet interested in solving problemsKrunchyman said:Another question. Are you more interested in proving theorems or solving problems?
i have no idea about buying online and this thing can you help me in it inboxjedishrfu said:One book I liked was Math 1001 by Prof Elwes
Its a catalog of math topics giving you some insight while encouraging to research it more.
Its about $20 usd on amazon
I recently asked my abstract algebra professor about proof-based textbooks and he suggested a text called Introduction to Mathematical Structures and Proofs. It's aimed at ambitious undergraduates looking to prepare themselves for advanced proof-based courses. It's also designed for self-study so you may find it useful.mr1batman said:i am a bet interested in solving problems
theorems i study theorem and i study proving it
but i am weak in it so i am trying to improve myself
mr1batman said:i have no idea about buying online and this thing can you help me in it inbox
knowing that i don't have visa + my current is egyption pound
i will try to do thisjedishrfu said:Since you’re unfamiliar with online shopping, it would be better if you went to a local bookseller and ask them to order it for you. That was the way folks got rare books in the past.
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