The only way to be master in mathematics?
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Do practice .\n   do not learn formulae,\n   But see them and originate questions by yourself from it.\nlike \n   a formula for line is \n    y = mx + c;\n what happens if x = 0; what line it gives\n what happens when y = 0 :  "  "   "   "  \n if x = y                   "  "   "   "
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1. Do not have any fear about mathematics.\n2. Try to understand the question and think of methods for solving it. Try the method which appears most appropriate. Change the method if it leads to wall.\n3. Consider the question as most important enemy which you have to conquer at every cost, all other things being sundry. Let it be like Arjun's proverbial eye. \nCondition Your mind so that it thinks of nothing other than solution for the question.\n4. Search questions which are considered tough and solve them.\n5. Have confidence that if someone can solve it why that person should not be you.\n6. Practice makes man perfact. So solve every question which comes your way. Be after questions. Proverbally, you should not fear maths, let maths fear you.\n7. Your attitude and confidence to be winner and expert mathematician.
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The most important thing is to convince yourself that all what is mathematics has an explanation, so you are SURELY able to understand it.\nIf you need more time, take your time, but never loose confidence in yourself, and try until you succeed in doing it.
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Why doesn't your mother already know that you are not very good at mathematics.\nMerely turning up for the lessons does not automatically mean you will pass. It is time for you to make an effort to understand and learn the work. You may need help with this.
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just take the course, business math and whatever foundation of math  it requires is easy stuff, stats and algebra (how can you be a businness person anyways if you cant do simple aritmatic and math). I hate math and i had to take 2 years of calculus for my major, that was a biatch. Anything that aint calc is easy.
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Firstly look at all the different engineering feats that men has ever engaged in - for example your desk, the home you live in, lights, cars, highways, computers, TV, Internet, commerical planes, ipod etc - everything is related to mathematics!\n\nWhile eating your meal think about this, how would a chef be able to cook that delicious dish without the use of mathematical principles of proportion.\n\nThe designer clothes that you are currently wearing, how would the designer be able to create such clothes without the help of mathematical measuring instruments.\n\nThe back engine of any business enterprise is mathematics! Without a sound mathematical business strategy, business can go bankrupt overnight!\n\nAnd the list goes on! \n\nSorry to say, but i think you had a very lousy Mathematics Teacher!
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You should check out this book: "Vedic Maths".. It was the mathematical techniques discovered by Indian people loong ago, powerful and simple... If you master them you can solve the toughest arithmetic in seconds, enough of an advantage for any competitive exam..
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Sorry to say but there are no eureka moments in mathematics. There is only a couple of tips that I can give you: practice and practice smart. And focus and pay attention at class. When you practice though, dont practice using just one question book. Try different ones and try different levels of difficulty. The thing about academical mathematics is that the more you are experienced with many questions, the better you become. If you encounter a question that you cant do, ask somebody who can. Pay attention to the way of solving rather than the answer itself. All the best. Love+peace
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I am a former Mathematics Educator.  A number of my former students lowest scores were in mathematics.  I suggest that you "borrow" a copy of your Algebra 1 text from the high school that you attended and take the chapter test at the end of each chapter.  This will allow you to assess where you need to begin work in that subject.  It would behoove you to then "trade" for a geometry text and do the same thing.  The same process would help in most other subject matter that you are weak in.  This ALWAYS improved the scores a great deal for my former students.  Have a GREAT WEEKEND!!\nEds
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I am not certain to which country you belonged to. However, now you have free time before masters or so on you must enjoy life. Get one girl friend or more than one and try to learn the art of life. Have fun and screw as much as you can.
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funny question,\nit really depends on the topic...\nbut you can try\na treaty on the deep knowledge of mathematics\na short story about my journey in math.\nthe truth behind all the mathematics you have ever learnt.\n`
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I'm not sure if you can really do that. You need to get enough credits for a Masters. He probably was in a program that was a joint Masters/PhD. As he was working for the PhD, he earned credits for a Masters and then continued on.
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It all comes down to the roots. What i mean is that once you know the basics mathematics, you will learn new things which build up on these skills, and once you get the hang of everything, you will love it. As with most things, the key to excelling at mathematics is practice!
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The best way to study math and is to make sure you understand all the fundamentals. Relate them to things you already understand. \nDo lots of different types of problems to figure out what to don't understand.
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B.Sc. with mathematics.
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That is a tough question, but I think your only bet is by constant reading on the subjects you used to know.  I know I have forgotten most of what I learned with a Statistics minor and Mathematics minor, as part of my Liberal Studies degree.  \n\n  I am just now beginning to brush up on some statistics, and will start soon on calculus as well.  I know that we never truly "forget" anything, so I'm sure once you get started things will get easier.  Give yourself some homework, heck, even some tests to get the ball rolling.  I don't think tutors or anything else will help much, I think it's up to you.  \n\n  As an alternative, enroll in your university as an undergraduate seeking a second BS degree, and take courses which you didn't take the first time for a semester or two, to get you back up to speed.  Then, enroll in the Master's program.  Also, taking only 1 Master's level course at a time would allow you to fully concentrate on that course, except for family/work, etc.
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Try going for your Masters, or go into  privet teaching