how do i learn mathmatics in 8 weeks.seriously?
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Maths is just putting the real world into numbers. It's not that scary.\n\nHow many people answered your question? (that's addition)\n\nIf one less person responded how many would it be? (that's subtraction)\n\nIf half the number responded how many would there be? (that's division, half = divide by 2, quarter = divide by 4 etc: the number on the bottom is the number you divide by, the number on top is the number you multiply by, therefore 3 quarters of 80 means divide by 4 and multiply by 3 which gives 60)\n\nIf twice the number responded how many would it be? (that's multiplication, times two)\n\nI'm sure you can do it. Numbers are fun and not that frightening.\n\nHow many squares on a chess board? What's an easier way to check than counting them all?\n\nGood luck!
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Use practical application as much as possible:\nPercentages - use discounts on shopping\nProbabilities - use gambling techniques\nFractions - use cooking recipes\nGeometry - use carpentry and/or bird houses\nTrigonometry - Use maps\nAlgebra - Just remember that the answer is not always on the right ide of the equation. It's a code, learn to decode.\nCalculus - Just a funkier form of Trig & Algenra - go to Differential Equations and it just turns back to alegbra.\nPhysics - use the above equations on a dot in space (vector mechanics)\n\nThe goal is to simplify simplify simplify.  Break it down to smaller parts, learn to solve each part then combine them for the answer.\n\nIf you are in highschool - see if you can get into the early studies program (most US public schools have this available).  You will take college courses for both HS credit AND college credit.  Best place for core math & physics classes is your local community college, much cheaper than the university (Most universities will allow up to 100 credit transfers from community college) AND the professors at the community college care about low level class students since their time is not et up by the vying for research grants like the university profs.
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If you're thinking about fast tracking like that, its a pretty safe assumption that you're decent at math, right?  If this is the case, I'd say go for it!  As long as you still put in the work and try your best to learn, you'll be fine.  I was in the same boat and at one point took four high school math courses in one year.  It worked out well for me, and I'm sure you'll be fine.
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check out www.quickmath.com\n\nAlmost everything is there.
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Ooo, 13, I remember that age, when math was magical...\n\nI don't know your background, but are you sure you want to go from grade 8 algebra to 3d calculus in one summer? Now, if you are already well past grade 8 algebra level then maybe this would be feasible.\n\nBooks:\nKeys to Infinity\nCalculus Concepts and Contexts 3rded by James Stewart (all of calculus before PDE's, you probably want to get a beginning calc text to supplement)\nProblems Problems Problems Volume 8 from CEMC (great to learn, practice and research)\nThe Number Devil (for an informal, fun intro into set theory)\nHyperspace (though this is more physics than math)\n\nSites:\nwikipedia\nmathworld\ndr.math\nquickmath.com\nyahoo answers!\n\nYou should also get a tutor who can meet with you once a week or so.
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it will take about15 days to learn everything thoroughly.so time wise you seem to be all right.
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Practice with easy stuff that you can quickly remember.\n\nFor instance, if you want to be able to add numbers quickly, remember how to add numbers 1 through 9 to each other (ie 5 + 9 = 14; 2+8 = 10). Once you know these, try writing down double digit numbers and try to solve them in your head.  You will already know how to do the ones column.\n\nFor instance:\n   45\n+19\n-------\n64\n\nLearn easy problems first then move on to hard ones.  You can apply this to subtraction, division, and multiplication too.  It really is just practice that will make you better.
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Try to get a tutor if you can. I used to be pretty good at math, and blah blah blah(it's all about me), but you don't want to hear my life story! LOL What I wanted to say though, is that math is not really that hard. You might say oh yeah, but don't make it a monster if it doesn't have to be. People have a tendency to do that with all kinds of things.\nEven up to the highest levels of math, all it is, is formulas, input, find the x, etc....\nI was thrown into Calculus before I was ready for it, but I tried to just go with the flow, oops..blah blah blah..LOL What I'm trying to say is, you can do it, just don't take it too seriously! Good luck!
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pbs has courses on all the time. teaches math reading all of it. Good luck and its nice to see you wanting to better yourself
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There are many way to make studing fun. You could listen to your favorite music and put your homework to music. If math is your weak subject, remember, its only numbers. There a thousands of games, techniques for learning math and its fun. Example: Have you ever built a bird house? All the laws of geometry are use. Angle,diameter.circumfrence,pythagorean relationship, volume ect. The thing is you never realized you were doing math when building the bird house.  This application can be used is all your classes.  Let you instructor know that your having trouble with testing ( I would bet your daily home grades are great) and ask for alternative means of learning that subject. Ten to one they'll give you a ton of usefull methods and even have fun themselves shouw you.  Instructor find education boring also, and tust me we try to liven it up when ever we can.  If it will help you understand the material we instructors will help you.  Lastly, if your parents are not tuned into the new education material,don't ask them, they will more than likely just tell you to buckel down on you studies.  Hope iI helped.
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As for math, I'd recommend mathworld.  I don't know about other specifically.  It is not the most readable, but it's a good enough resource for graduate students.
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7.8\ntry www.matweb.com, a great site for more details.
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yuo get a TMA booklet with the books.  You can also download them online.  Try to go to the conference facility online.  Or contact your tutor immediately.\n\ngood luck
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there are great math help sites.  do a google and fine mat homework help.  it works
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You need to do some serious studying, concentrate on concepts. They won't pose you with lengthy calculations hopefully.
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Definitely any advanced Math courses you can take (Algebra, Calculus, Trigonometry, etc.) I think would be helpful, especially Calculus.
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Sounds like you are well on your way.  I'm glad to hear you are wanting to take you math classes early to open up room for more advanced math classes later.  You can take Geometry early like you are saying and receive credit for it.  Good luck to you.