So I took AP Calculus AB last year, but now I graduated. The class made me realize that math isn't useless after all. I won't be doing anymore math in college, but I would like to learn it on my own. Can anyone recommend any user-friendly math books?
Ygrene
Pretty sure it's called 'maths'.
Sunsnail
Only in ty countries
nchs09
How will you not take math in college?
Sunsnail
trade school, the math will be basic
kadomony
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Originally posted by Ygrene
Pretty sure it's called 'maths'.
Ygrene
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Originally posted by kadomony
"NO GOOD. NO ING GOOD."
I'm at work and cannot watch that. :(
Sunsnail
Haha, I love that video
Inconceivable!
Omega_M
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Originally posted by Sunsnail
So I took AP Calculus AB last year, but now I graduated. The class made me realize that math isn't useless after all. I won't be doing anymore math in college, but I would like to learn it on my own. Can anyone recommend any user-friendly math books?
Or you can buy Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Erwin Kreyszig which is pretty much a standard undergrad reference book on Math. Its very good IMO.
Sunsnail
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Originally posted by Omega_M
How 'bout this to begin with ?
Or you can buy Advanced Engineering Mathematics by Erwin Kreyszig which is pretty much a standard undergrad reference book on Math. Its very good IMO.
I've always had a teacher to ask questions to. Is the text explanatory enough so that the math won't seem like greek to me?
Ygrene
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Originally posted by Sunsnail
I've always had a teacher to ask questions to. Is the text explanatory enough so that the maths won't seem like greek to me?
