/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10447082
>There's more to learning than merely being able to solve a problem or find the proof.

Solving is very trivial and outside of your calculus classes you never will have to do this but you will have need to rely on your intuitive understanding of the more important concepts of that class as you go further into your proofs based classes. The way proofs are constructed and the way they can be asked makes it so its virtually impossible to memorize this stuff but instead you would have to have a strong math base in order to be able to approach them. You are less "finding" a proof and more so using theorems and axioms to prove something conceptually/disprove it.

>Concepts are grouped
Yeah, that's why you go back mix up the problems from your hw and attempt to do them without looking at your notes. I'm sorry you're too much of an autistic brainlet to ever come to the conclusion of just opening a text book, picking some random problems from each chapter and attempting them to check for understanding.

Protip: you can further facilitate your understanding for that calculus class you're cramming for by opening up a proof based text book like spivak and practicing some of the problems offered there

>>8981618
>insult someone
>he gets mad
>"HUU U MAD BRO"

>>8765300
lmao

>>8538786
>That shit I was FORCED to take
>FORCED

You weren't forced to be a dumb border-hopping spic.

>>8525989
The sky is the limit bby