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More often than the "at the end of the chapter" math problems are not about calculations, but are essentialy mini-problems requiring mini proofs. It's not about
by badpun 2y ago
More often than the "at the end of the chapter" math problems are not about calculations, but are essentialy mini-problems requiring mini proofs. It's not about 1-1 applying the knowledge that was in the chapter, but rather about creative thinking. Some problems can take hours or days to solve. There isn't much to "get in your fingers".
- bluGill 2y agoYou need to get creativity in your fingers. You can get good at solving problems. As those who did much better than me in school proved.
- fastasucan 2y agoI find that in any creative fields it helps being really good at the fundamental skills so they don't get in the way of your creativity.