#Algebra

In most subjects---like physics or biology---it is normal to learn things (mostly) chronologically, in the order that they were discovered. Mathematics is a rare exception where it can make sense to learn in (almost) reverse chronological order.…

r/learnmath 11h ago u/oilspill958 Re learning math Hi I’m someone who has struggled with math for as long as I could remember, I’m not gonna give a whole a backs story bc it’s pretty much the same as most people who post on here.…

r/learnmath 6h ago u/personalKindling Algebra Book Recommendations I am currently working through Algebra and Trigonometry by Stewart, Redlin, and Watson. And enjoying it.…

r/learnmath 5h ago u/sfogliniwizard Math apps I’d like to get better at my math skills but have plenty of practice through high school math. I was wondering if there are apps for learning higher level maths like linear algebra, ODEs, real analysis etc OR…

r/learnmath 3h ago u/Consistent-County890 Linear Algebra is Hard I’m a Finance and Math major and I’m thinking of dropping math. I’m taking linear algebra right now, it’s not hard per say, but I don’t understand the conceptual side of it.…

There's a routine I've fallen into during evening study sessions: five browser tabs open, each with a...

Er is een routine waar ik in ben beland tijdens avondlijke studieavonden: vijf browsertabbladen open,...

I'm going to be a freshman in college this fall, and I've forgotten a lot of Calculus because I took AP calc AB and BC junior year of high school. Also, I took Calc 3 in the fall of senior year and once again I've forgotten a lot of the content.…

I’ve seen some posts saying it’s easy but they’re old and I’ve forgotten most of the stuff I learned in Algebra 2 and Geometry (I regressed to Algebra 1 this year)

I’m preparing for my chem major and feeling really really uncertain and terrified of what math class I should take first. I need to take calc 1,2 & 3 + linear algebra and differential equations for my transfer requirements but I only took algebra 1 in…

Hello everyone! This month I've new maths video lectures. They range from algebraic topology to basic trigonometry, and also include mathematical foundations, history of mathematics, hyperbolic geometry, linear algebra, discrete probability, simple…