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When it comes about Mathematics, everything seems so much interesting to me that it really becomes difficult to compare. It's like a comparison among many infinities. I love every aspect of Maths very much. !!!
Have you ever wondered why n=1∑∞n21=6π2, or what the volume of a doughnut is? Did you know that the number of primes less than or equal to n can be approximated by lnnn, and that it is related to how the Riemann zeta function is never zero for all complex numbers with real part 1? Thanks to calculus, we uncover so much hidden beauty in mathematics.
Well, all the things you just said were overhead bouncers to me and I did not understand even a single term that you just said. Maybe when I learn more about the topic, I will change my opinion.
: Well It's some how that I have not started learning it in depth but after the very few problems that I solved, I think that this particular topic did not appeal that much to me as much as Number theory, Algebra and Combinatorics did.
Hate Euclidean geometry(as of 2nd March,2015). It contains lots of pictures and every time I try to draw a picture, I would mess things up. Many people seem to be able to see through all those messy lines. I can't. I love NT and have recently grown an interest in Combinatorics.
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I don't like math. I prefer maths, thank you very much.
When it comes about Mathematics, everything seems so much interesting to me that it really becomes difficult to compare. It's like a comparison among many infinities. I love every aspect of Maths very much. !!!
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Well, I do not like Calculus but I love Number Theory, Algebra and Combinatorics The most
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Have you ever wondered why n=1∑∞n21=6π2, or what the volume of a doughnut is? Did you know that the number of primes less than or equal to n can be approximated by lnnn, and that it is related to how the Riemann zeta function is never zero for all complex numbers with real part 1? Thanks to calculus, we uncover so much hidden beauty in mathematics.
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Well, all the things you just said were overhead bouncers to me and I did not understand even a single term that you just said. Maybe when I learn more about the topic, I will change my opinion.
Same here.
Okay, I'm interested to know why you don't like calculus.
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: Well It's some how that I have not started learning it in depth but after the very few problems that I solved, I think that this particular topic did not appeal that much to me as much as Number theory, Algebra and Combinatorics did.
I haven't started with calculus so no idea but I am fascinated by geometry and number theory.
I like coordinate geometry very much.
I hate trigonometric ratios and identities. Don't ask why.
I like geometry and algebra, but i want to know more about calculus, specifically differential calculus.
Hate Euclidean geometry(as of 2nd March,2015). It contains lots of pictures and every time I try to draw a picture, I would mess things up. Many people seem to be able to see through all those messy lines. I can't. I love NT and have recently grown an interest in Combinatorics.
You've not shared your views , David. !!!