r/learnmath • u/Spiritual-Repeat-786 New User • 1d ago
Beginner !!!
Hiii , I am really bad at maths let it be calculus , trigonometry , arithmetic or even fast calculation without the need of calculator. And the reason being I always hated maths but now it's kinda growing on me . I like how maths work and now I regret not learning it when it was the time for the basics .
The thing is I always learned maths just enough to pass for each class / standard .
But now I realise I have missed out on many things . Currently I am pursuing engineering in electronics and I am interested in software . Specifically AI and ML which requires a significant amount of maths .
So plz guys help me ... Tell me how can I learn maths from the basics and become good at it by the time I graduate and get a job .
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