/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15394398
>Curious why it's always counting
It's for a couple reasons I suppose. First of all, checking the answers is very easy. If I asked other types of problems I wouldn't have the confidence to say if an answer was correct or not. Secondly I really just like counting problems. Not sure why but I find them fun!
>Are you autistic?
I genuinely don't know. I could be but I wouldn't want to label myself with a mental disorder without a medical professional diagnosing me. I do have ADHD and heard that it has similarities to autism so maybe you're onto something here.

But yeah, I share counting problems mainly because I myself like them the most and also because of practicality. I don't think I have autism but do have ADHD which may look similar. Thanks for your questions, I hope I answered them to your satisfaction.
Do you like counting problems? If not, what sort of math do you like?
Have a nice day!
>>15394555
I second this, it's a great book and very fun.
>>15380404
I think the book "Mathematical Circles" could be useful to you. Give it a look.

>>15224273
>I really like the problems you post here.
Hehehhehe, extremely happy to hear that anon. Thank you.
>I try to do them, but usually I fail
Do your best! I think you're very capable and intelligent. And keep in mind some of the problems I post are rather too difficult without context. I take them from textbooks and quite often that means the solution has to do with what was taught in that chapter. So without knowing where the problem is from, it's often a lot more difficult. What I mean is definitely don't get discouraged by the problems you couldn't do.
>Please keep sharing them and helping anons find the solution! I always look forward to them.
(PS. I like your handwriting)

If you praise me more I'm going to die from embarrassment. I don't deserve it...

Thank you for your kind words as well as your time and effort solving these problems. I hope you have a very nice day.