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>>15745832
You're welcome, anon.
>...recreational mathematics like classical geometry, combinatorial problems, etc?
Picrel, maybe? Or...

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>>14584856
you dont know whats good for you

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>>12696787
You should start by learning frogspeak.

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This is what I'm using

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is this list good? considering starting to learn maths from here, but not sure if it's any decent. kinda confused because there are dozens of these pictures

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Dear fellow omni/sci/entists,
In this thread we foster an everlasting general for precious charts; to siphon our knowledge, and assimilate our sensibilities to the utterly confused.

>/BIG/-approved Math Curriculum:
https://bin.disroot.org/?0b620e8d0da96b12#hBDs6J3B6Cb8zpLws9PWQgXK0g1fw7mLLEd3DDOBYjg=

>Archives:
https://mega.nz/#F!aHAzSQCZ!J55UJ5_pYU5D22aB2y2v4g

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How do you guys go about self studying a textbook. Is there a goal you set for how much you get done a day? Like a chapter a day etc. How many textboooks/subjects do you take on at once? Im trying to self learn in my free time between classes but i just dont know how to pace myself.

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When working through a textbook, do you guys do every exercise or just enough until you feel you the concept?

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I am in 11th grade and I am looking to go the science route. Apart from the textbooks of school curriculum, what are some essential books that I should read to deepen my understanding and knowledge of Maths and Physics? I am looking for books that may complement what I learn at school or books that every STEM student interested in Maths and Physics should have read before getting into University. I like to challenge myself but I don't see any point in doing highly advanced concepts when I have holes in relatively basic concepts. Anything within the understanding of a 12th grade graduate I can handle.

I need you guys to filter out the popsci books which don't actually teach anything and are slightly science fiction. As a start, should I read a Brief History of Time? It seems to be pretty 'essential'. Help a brainlet out /sci/.

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>>9282471
also Hardy's Apology and Stewarts Letters to a Young Mathematician

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What is ya'lls list?

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This maybe? From a thread on /lit/.

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What about this one

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Hey, what books shoof I read if I want to learn how to read and write proofs. Sorry, I am a highschool fag

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Say I'm a brainlet that managed to forget most of algebra 2, and I'm trying to improve my math ACT scores.

Is pic related a good idea?

I'm 40 pages in first book and wondering if this is the most efficient way for me to prepare by June 10. I have a lot of time and I'm an effective reader.

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My math skills are lacking (as in forgot most of algebra 2 lacking)
Is pic related a good idea? Already 40 pages in first book, wondering if it's worth my time. My goal is to be prepared for ACT math by June 10.

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