Curriculum Math-Fantastic step by Brilliant
I just love this new system and problems of this curriculum math in brilliant.i just request the brilliant staffs to continue this permanently.like this more topics should be added.it will be of great use to the brilliant users in lower level to build their skills and raise to next level.....
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Pradeep Ravichandran
8 years, 3 months ago
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We have just changed it such that both algebra/trigonometry and calculus are accesible to users of all levels.Log in to reply
sir,that's awesome.kindly introduce such things in physics also....
i agree with u but many of us would be happy to see similar steps being introduced in physics
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ya! many users including me find it difficult to do even lower level problems in physics.if they start "curriculum physics" as u said that wil be awesome!!! thanks for ur suggestion....
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How does your profile have Level 5 Algebra and Trigonometry? How do I get such questions?
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i have already replied for it in discussion"algebra and trigonometry"
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Pradeep, you go to IMO???!
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Not the real IMO, this one is organised by a private company SOF. U can visit at www.sofworld.org
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yeah!
we definitely need more than four problems a week in physics
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that's true.
in physics problems,long long stories have been given.so i request physics master to make the problem readable,(i.e) to make short and apt.
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The point is to encourage you to use reason to understand the structure of the problem. Short, "to the point" problems just test your knowledge of finding an appropriate formula.
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iam saying that problems like that in prob in general physics by I.E.Irodov could be asked which are more interesting and brain teasing. but probs here are so boring to read fully and solve it.(iam not saying all the problems are like this).
i agree as physics has only one section
i find physics a lot easier than math. i started level 2 on physics, now im level 5. i started level 3 and 2 on algebra and geometry, respectively, now im stuck at level 3 on both. and i just started with level 4 on calculus. EDIT: great ive been leveled down (5 -> 4) in physics.
I believe that brilliant's staff should introduce light and optics in the physics section.It would be great for people who love physics.
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that wud be really good. Even a section on heat,thermodynamics and waves would not be bad either.
really really should not tell but i can solve them a little...good query varun t.15,thank you sir
Please increase level of algebra and trignometry .
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yeah coz thats too easyy we can solve all of them in just a few minutes
Not only the level but also the points related with them!!!!!!
why am i not getting trigonometry???
I welcome the calculus section, however the points earned by those sections are too low. For instance I'm in level and yet earn around 40 points for a mid level sum.
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Yes keep in mind though these are curriculum problems and should be easier than the normal brilliant problems
please do d same for physics olso....
Not sure if I understand it right but is curriculum maths related to what is taught in high school?
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Yes, that is the intention. The problems and their creation are still a work in progress. There is great diversity in the world of how algebra/trig and calculus are taught in high schools so we do not presume to mimic everyones curriculum. Our "olympiad" math problems have always been designed to be harder and more interesting than what most people are exposed to in school. We received lots of feedback saying there was a desire for brilliant to offer practice problems more similar to what is found in school, so we made curriculum math.
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Thanks Peter.
Awesome.
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I request for more difficult problems in curriculum math, since I believe what is not asked in olympiads is also of equal importance. This is because I was given a level 5 in 'Algebra and Trigonometry', whose problems I easily solved, whereas I am still unable to complete the problems of level 3 in 'Algebra and Number Theory'
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me too!
I fully agree with you, Pradeep Cham. You are right, increasing your level on Brilliant will get Hot Problems and Skills. Thanks for Brilliant Team too, I just know Calculus on new Topic.. I support you all, Brilliant Team :))
why am i not getting trigonometry in this section?
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John,
We currently only have algebra and trigonometry available to levels 1 and 2 in Algebra and Number Theory. Calculus is available to levels 3-5 in algebra and number theory.
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I made a mistake in that comment. Calculus is available to all levels, algebra and trig is only available to levels 1-2.
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Oops! See my announcement at the top of the thread.
Its a Great Move.
I too support the idea of introducing more topics and questions for physics. I access brilliant for physics because mathematics isn't my cup of tea and solving olympiad level questions in math is out of my reach. Only four questions for physics per week are less, IMO but the level of questions is good. :)
I agree! I love having the variety of topics available! Computer science/programming perhaps? :D
it is nice problem sets for us.
Yeah, but pity my school hasn't started on calculus so I don't understand half of it yet.
How come that I don't have calculus and trigonometry where in fact in the in the past few weeks it's there in my problem sets.
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Hi John,
Please see this thread here. Calculus and trigonometry will be back in another week or so after we reinvent them to handle more problems in a better format. Stay tuned.