Introduction to basic math

Thanks for the help then. Like your guides.

 

Imaginary numbers are numbers that are not real such as the square root of -1. This number is written as I
so...
square root of -1=i
So if you were to square i than you would get -1
Lets say the problem is i^30
progression
(i^2)^15
(-1)^15
1=final answer
It gets more complicated:Lets say you have -8i^3(6i^60) the progression would be:
-48i^63
-48(i^4)*15*i^3
-48(1)^15
-48*i^3
-48*-1*i
48i=final answer

You know what real numbers are (I hope)
PS:I think this guides sort of useless, but I guess i'm wrong. Seen lots of positive feedback.

 

When are we going to get into limits? how about derivatives? what about integrals?

 

Never, it is a useless forum guide, this is not going anywhere.

 

As said before, it's not going to describe them. If you didn't notice, ths guide is Introduction to BASIC math, not Introduction to Calculus.

If you want the rediculous job of explaining integrals over a forum, by all means do so in another guide. Please read the title next time though...

I have to also disagree with the "it is a useless forum guide" comment. This is by far one of the more in depth guides on sythe and it is educational. Useful is a little bit more accurate.

 

Thanks R33l appreciate it.

 

This is pretty basic stuff, remember this in 4th and 5th. I guess it's good for the 12 year olds who suck at math. Although, I am reminded of the properties of math. Thanks, lol. Nice, but simple. Maybe you should make some calculus guides? (Or trig) That would be nice. ;D

 

Nice guide, be better if you added pre-cal, frkn hardest class I ever took :/.

 

Or you could swap the p for a b so it becomes bedmas (b = brackets)
Decent guide.. you should go into graphing equations some more so like
y = mx+b and all that jazz

 

This guide is pretty shitty, I learned all this before entering High school.


I'll be looking for the update.

Last couple paragraphs impossible to read unless you highlight the text.

Don't overdue it.

5/10.

 

I thought I was the only one with this clever method..




Anyways. What's the point of teaching 8th grade math over the internet? No one is honestly going to read this and say "Oh, I learned something here." legitimately. Example, your average spammer would read this guide and post "Oh wow, I sure did learn a lot here! Vouch!!!111shift1!" But he never really did.

You could of invested your time into something that would actually matter.

 

dude, this is math from like 4th grade

 

Actually im Learning this in 7th grade right now.