How can I teach myself more advanced math?

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Hi everyone. I'm new posting to these forums, although I have been lurking for the past couple of months.

My question is simple: How can I teach myself math?

I am 16, and love learning new concepts and ideas regarding math. What is the best way to start out, and are there any good websites which I can work through?

Thanks in advance.
 
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I would start by grabbing a college calculus book and linear algebra book.

Calculus by Stewart is a good start for calculus
Linear Algebra by David C. Lay is a good start for Linear Algebra

If you can understand these books then you can start to move onto more advanced topics like Real Analysis and more general algebras.