Programs Is this an indication that I should stay away from higher math?

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Making mistakes while learning math is a normal part of the process, especially for someone with a busy career like an MD. Many participants in the discussion emphasize that perseverance and learning from errors are key to mastering mathematical concepts. The importance of practical applications and real-world problems in learning math is highlighted, suggesting that integrating physics or engineering can enhance understanding. The consensus is that the individual should not be discouraged by early mistakes, as they are common and can lead to deeper learning. Overall, the journey into higher math is seen as a valuable and achievable goal.
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MidgetDwarf said:
How do you like it so far? The first section can be a bit weird for most newcomers. So maybe you do not like this section, but it gets way better. Have you arrived to the discussion of a parabola, a neat discussion of snells law, and parabolic sector? What I found very cool was the discussion of tangency in calculus.

I read through chapter one. It's different than what I'm used to but in an interesting way. Haven't gotten to the parabolas yet. I'm excited to though.
 
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Parabolic sector. Interesting.
 

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