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Learn About “the Other” Algebra
When I visit family for the holidays, the topic of my being a mathematician always seems to come up, and there’s always a child in the family struggling with maths, and when I ask the subject of their struggles the … Continue reading
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Learn Math Through Set Relations
I have just finished a script that helps users understand mathematics through set theory and relations. Much of our world deals with relationships – both in the sense of romantic ones or ones that show some interesting property between two … Continue reading
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