/sci/ - Science & Math

How long should it take someone to go from pre-algebra to calc 3, supposing they study for 2 hours/day?

In the 8th grade I was placed in Special Ed for Math because "muh Chicago Public Schools" and it absolutely destroyed my self-esteem. What are some good books or lessons I should start out with so I can learn on my own and try to repair my math skills and confidence?

Also I just wanted to share that this is my first post on /sci/ and that I've never shared this with anyone

>>11080174
> 7 hours is 9x longer than 8.5 hours

>>11031888
>But black flags are overlapped by white flags/vice versa in every completed row and column - Top row, the three white flags in the first two boxes are overlapped by the two black flags in the last box. Middle row, white flag in first box is overlapped in second box. Same thing occurs by column.

You just have to imagine the flags as laying on the floor, they cannot be flipped under the pole (through the ground), only over.

>That logic doesn't always work on these - if you tried that on pic related you'd get the wrong answer.

But in the absence of any conspicuous reason a frame should reoccur (especially in a non-composite solution), its a reasonable rule to follow.

In terms of hypothetical wish scenarios, what is the conversion rate between height, dick size and IQ?

You guys really need to ask yourself which is more retarded. Failing le epic puzzle game or letting a puzzle game tell you that you're retarded contrary to a lifetime of experience which tells you otherwise. Hell, you wouldn't even frequent a board like /sci/ if you were retarded. That's not to say you're all of exceptional intelligence but you at least have average IQ's. Glad I could put your minds at ease.

>>10928122
Failing some sort of neurological disorder, its purely a matter of metabolic speed and weight. Why wouldn't a fatass like you naturally feel warmer than a skinny thot?