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Is it possible to master all math?

Is it possible to master all math?

But it’s fun to try! It’s already impossible to learn all of any area of mathematics and has been for at least a hundred years (probably 150+).

What is the hardest aspect of math?

I’d say algebra is probably the toughest in its own right: lots and lots and lots of definitions and many students dislike that. Things like analysis, linear algebra, topology: they’re a bit more intuitive, at least to me and several students I know.

How fast can you relearn math?

Younger students can get up to third grade level in just one school year. Older kids can relearn 1st to 3rd grade math in a month or two, and adults can read the whole book in about a week. The older you are the faster you’ll learn.

How many years does it take to learn advanced mathematics?

Once you finish high school math, it takes approximately 1 year of just studying math before you are deemed to have a solid foundation neccessary to study engineering and technical skills. It’s depends how long time you require pick and save tha concepts of advanced mathematics. It depends on how much you understand the basics.

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How long does it take to become a math prodigy?

It takes (very roughly) a year of effort to learn the basics of “school mathematics”, which is one reason that child prodigies often specialise in that. This path takes you from arithmetic learned in pre-school all the way to real calculus with a single variable, and time for a couple of discursions such as basic probability.

How much time will it take to learn everything up to 12th?

On how much you want to learn. How efficient you are in grasping concepts. How much time will you actually feed to the subject. And finally whether or not you like it.. If all the conditions are positive then approximately you will require at least two years to learn everything up to Class XII.

How long does it take to Learn Pre-Calculus?

We have Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and then Precalculus (usually in that order), with one semester of class each. However, I found that these classes were all actually quite slow in progress, and you could easily learn them all on Khanacademy within probably a few months to a year. I would also recommend getting a good SAT math prep book.