r/learnmath • u/Niminga New User • 23h ago
TOPIC 0 math knowledge
Hello everyone, I am someone who hated Math, because I never learned or memorized mutiplication. So when, I went to college. I always avoided it thinking math is hard, but now, I regret it cause I think I can hardly solved any complicated problem and I hate it. Even today basic math is hard for me. If I want to start where y’all think I should start?
*thanks everyone and I am not an English native so please have a mercy on my grammar
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u/fretgod321 New User 23h ago
Khan Academy
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u/Niminga New User 23h ago
I should focus on mutiplication first?
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u/Inside_Drummer New User 23h ago
Start with 3rd grade and continue from there. That will cover multiplication and division and also introduce you to feactions.
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u/delftoness New User 22h ago
I think you could start with the basic operations, such as division, multiplication, subtraction, and addition. When you feel ready to move on to other topics, I suggest numerical expressions and the rules of signs. I believe that mastering these topics can be very helpful. (I'm not a native speaker either, lol. So please forgive my English.)
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u/mafia233 New User 7h ago
I know how it feels i hated it too but i am getting better slowly after self studying do not rely on school only
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u/localizeatp New User 22h ago
> claims to have no math knowledge
> uses the number zero