jazzc
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If you're trying to impress jazzc by doing his homework, then yes, it's extremely important. :banana:
I 'd be very happy if my age was such that I had to do homework
If you're trying to impress jazzc by doing his homework, then yes, it's extremely important. :banana:
Today it is too easy, but a sharp person with great mental arithmetic skills is one of the foundations that are often found in individuals who have an awesome presence and intellect...
Folks can give it all a pass these days... but they often show stark shortcomings when they are not attached to a PC and/or mobile device as often without these support tools, they are likely to come over as brain dead or at best to sound and look a bit dim...
There is also a lot of fascinating math problems, that can actually keep me busy for a few hours and to me it even more enjoyable than watching a movie or similar..
Is math required to make money? No.
Is math required to give you sharp logic which is one of the skills that can seriously help in making money? Yes.
I 'd be very happy if my age was such that I had to do homeworkUnfortunately though, I must graduate from kindergarten first
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What kind of Math would give your sharp logic?
and that would require at least 1.5 years of hard study.
I think what confuses me most is the symbols and all the letters and stuff like that. When I look at these things I find it hard to memorize what is what.
I guess I will reevaluate where I stand and look into it, I feel like I can do it, but it feels like it's going to be a lot of work starting with the basics which is kind of off-putting.
Just find a good book. I honestly suck hard at math. The reason is that during school the books they used to teach had no explanations. When I started to learn algebra in school they never explained what X was beyond "it's a number". To me then, it was a letter and not a number. The book they had said the same thing, it's a number. They didnt say it was a placeholder for a number. There was also no explanations for any of the formulas. Just that this formula did this and should equal this when you use these numbers. Didnt explain the steps to get to that point or why it's like it is.
Then later I was referred a book to look at and it made so much more sense because they gave like 5 different examples with varying difficulties.
Math is hard if your teacher and material are shit.
Just find a good book. I honestly suck hard at math. The reason is that during school the books they used to teach had no explanations. When I started to learn algebra in school they never explained what X was beyond "it's a number". To me then, it was a letter and not a number. The book they had said the same thing, it's a number. They didnt say it was a placeholder for a number. There was also no explanations for any of the formulas. Just that this formula did this and should equal this when you use these numbers. Didnt explain the steps to get to that point or why it's like it is.
Then later I was referred a book to look at and it made so much more sense because they gave like 5 different examples with varying difficulties.
Math is hard if your teacher and material are shit.