Climbing the Mathematical Ladder: Understanding Difficulty Levels

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Macwoni

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Feb 22, 2009

I want to start taking math one day a week to get the credits done and I'm wondering what the Mathematical ladder is relative to the level of difficulty?

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Unknot

Feb 22, 2009

Sorry, but what is the mathematical ladder?

tmc

Feb 22, 2009

The mathematical ladder is twice the level of difficulty.

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