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> And no, I'm not "gifted". I'm just an average student who likes to understand how things work. The really smart thing to do would have been to both know how
by Arun2009 16y ago
> And no, I'm not "gifted". I'm just an average student who likes to understand how things work.
The really smart thing to do would have been to both know how the formulae are derived, and also notice patterns in them that will help you remember them (symmetry, special cases, designing your own mnemonics, etc.).
- user777 16y agoSure, smart people can do this, but you'll find many don't simply because they question its necessity. Or even simpler because it just isn't interesting and they could be thinking about other things.