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I hit my head to wall after reading this. Difference table is a really cool way to solve this kind of questions. I thought "how come I have never learned this d
by fsniper 17y ago
I hit my head to wall after reading this. Difference table is a really cool way to solve this kind of questions. I thought "how come I have never learned this difference table before". I could make better points with IQ tests with difference tables :)
- megamark16 17y agoI've never been particularly good (or confident?) at math, but this actually piqued my interest, it's a very cool trick/technique. Maybe I should enroll in a math class at the local community college just to try to improve myself a little bit. Besides, I have so many more ways to actually apply what I'd be learning now then I did when I took my last math class (which I think was back when I was 16 or 17).
- rw 17y agoYou'll probably get farther with self-study. I suggest picking a field or two (discrete mathematics, number theory, graph theory, topology, and abstract algebra are probably the most useful and accessible ones to you right now) and then meeting with a professor a few times a month to go over homework problems. Doing it that way will prepare you to teach yourself the material, giving you the confidence you claim you don't yet have.
- hurt 17y agoI've also never heard of difference tables before, what a cool little technique!