How to learn Applied Mathematics?

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To learn Applied Mathematics effectively, start with a solid foundation in basic math, including calculus, vector analysis, and numerical analysis. Focus on areas of application such as physics and chemistry, and consider studying differential equations and complex variables. While self-learning is challenging, seeking guidance from teachers can provide valuable support and resources. At 13, it's essential to master elementary algebra and plane geometry before advancing further. Engaging with educators can enhance your learning experience and help you find appropriate materials.
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Hi guys,

How can i learn Applied Maths?

I need to know from where i need to start to learn it.

I don't know anything about it.

And if there is any other things i need to learn please tell me.
 
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Basic math background would be calculus, vector analysis, numerical analysis. Also where do want to apply it? Finance, biology, various engineering disciplines, and physics are all possible areas.
 
I want to apply it on science mainly in Physics and Chemistry.
 
I'll add differential equations and complex variables to the above list.
 
How can i learn them?

Can you give me some links or sites where i can learn them for free?
 
I think it would be very difficult to learn on your own. These are usually part a college program in mathematics. I don't have any sites to refer you to.
 
you know books from which i can learn?
 
Sorry. I've been retired for a while so I really couldn't recommend anything. I don't know your background, but I think you'll be in over your head if you try to learn all this on your own.
 
oh... forgot to tell something. I'm only 13 and my goal is to learn everything as soon as possible.

And I'll try to find books about the subjects that you told me

You got any more suggestions?
 
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At the age of 13 you should be learning elementary algebra in school. The next level would be plane geometry. I suggest you discuss this with your teacher. Teachers like to encourage bright students.
 

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