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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 20:44:00 2021 No.13924243 View Reply Original Report

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are there any other channels from where i can reliably learn analytical math beside khan academy and 3b1b?

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 20:45:41 No.13924250 Report

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brilliant.org? haven't tried

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 20:46:44 No.13924255 Report

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>>13924243
You're learning very little from those, and generally will learn very little just watching videos.
Suck it up and get a textbook.

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 20:47:54 No.13924263 Report

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the channel of "opening your textbook"

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 20:48:34 No.13924267 Report

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You have to read and do the math yourself
There is no other way

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 21:18:18 No.13924383 Report

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>OP abandons thread when he doesn't get the answers he wanted
Many such cases.

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 21:45:52 No.13924480 Report

Quoted By: >>13924690 >>13924722 >>13925084 >>13926126

>>13924255
>>13924263
>>13924267
>>13924383
>hs: here's a well-defined concept in maths. it builds off of past stuff you learned about. look at an example and apply it yourself. good job, you've learned it.
>college: here's a vague, loosely-defined concept. it's so vague it's hard to build off of past stuff you've learned about, and it will get a bunch of other shit piled ontop of itself later. the professor will either try to ""explain"" the concept the way he/she ""knows how to"", or just drop shit on your plate and leave you at that. you'll have one over-simplified example and 20 other problems that explode in complexity. good luck watching either very short and barely helpful online courses or just full course dumps, 50% of them taught by indians

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 22:39:17 No.13924675 Report

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>>13924243
Many. Michael Penn, Open Courseware, Elliot Nicholson, Numberphile.... I’m sure there are others but I’m on my phone right now.

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 22:44:40 No.13924690 Report

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>>13924480
>t. Brainlet

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Anonymous Sat 04 Dec 2021 22:52:20 No.13924722 Report

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>>13924480
Look, if you really need a baby book to get you started try "Discrete Mathematics with Applications" by Epp.

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Anonymous Sun 05 Dec 2021 00:46:52 No.13925084 Report

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>>13924480
Literally everything we know about mathematics right now has a paper, a textbook and a Wikipedia article on it and they explain its motivation,proofs and other results relating to it and often how to apply it. Just read nigga:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlKL_EpnSp8

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Anonymous Sun 05 Dec 2021 06:16:03 No.13925994 Report

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>>13924243
book

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Anonymous Sun 05 Dec 2021 06:59:21 No.13926126 Report

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>>13924480
>this post: projection

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Anonymous Sun 05 Dec 2021 07:16:36 No.13926167 Report

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>learn
You aren't paying those websites to grade your homework, now are you?
How can you learn something if the only people who are going to grade your work are donating their free labor?
That isn't how education works in the real world.
At Oracle, for example, education is a profit center.
If you don't believe me, read this.

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