Maths - Blog Posts

I hear you’re good at algebra…..Will you replace my eX without asking Y?

God knew I’d be too powerful if I were good at maths

a (very rare) math/science post.

hey! so i'm a british student but you'll see me putting things in brackets to help clarify things for my non british readers. so i did my GCSEs (i think the american equivalent is SATs?) back in may and june and one thing about me during my last year of school is i was in some deep shit. so i didn't really do that well. I got a bunch of 6s (B+s) and7 (A) in eng lit. i found i was couple marks off of a grade 7 (A ) in almost all my subjects including math and science. now i can deal with a B in art and a B in sociology because I'm doing them for A levels ( google tells me the americn equivalent is AP examinations) so doing well in them means that my gcse grade will be dismissed since i did better at A level today i asked my math teacher if there was any way i could resit and he cut me the following deal: if i resat my exams in either november or june of next year and got a better grade then he'd cover the fees and same goes for science. now, i just started sixth form/college so i'd have to learn in my own time somehow. i don't have anyone to teach me and i can't afford tutoring but i was offered to sit in the back of lessons during my free period every tuesday and that afterschool i can ask whatever available teacher for help for anything i really really can't teach myself should i go for it? please interact and tell me what you think.

26/06/2020

My first year of uni has been over for an entire week now - time has flown! I have not been feeling particularly productive all year because of burnout. The other day, I decided out of pure curiosity to improve my maths skills. This is a big milestone in terms of my recovery - I’m starting to look forward to learning again :)

27/3/19

Coordinate geometry with circles!

I love overcomplicating things, apparently! Anyhow, I got the right answer so I’m good.

Happy Wednesday :)

Good morning, sunshine!

My eyes snapped open at 7:30am so I figured I’d have a wash, stretch out my aching muscles and do some maths. After this I’ll go and grab some breakfast :)

It’s finally half term so the pressure is momentarily off and I can catch up on all my outstanding tasks.

I feel like I’ve achieved a lot in the past couple of hours I’ve been up!

Have an amazing day!

2/1/19

I love the library! Plus I’m spending time with my good friend and am just round the corner from town so... did someone say shopping? x

The vermillion Mildliner is my favourite colour right now. Channelling those autumn vibes (despite the fact it’s still technically summer) 🍁

The Cambridge bottle reminds me of my ultimate goal at this point in my life. Let’s go get it!

07/09/20

t swift and maths <3

21/08/20

maths problems this long feel like a workout for my brain. also this q was Not worth enough marks for the amount of working i had to do.

06/08/20

hello! i took a short break from social media bc of life stuff, but i’m back bc i start school in a week! today i:

completed lists & dictionaries in python

finished my maths review cards from pre summer content

cycled to my friend’s house to drop off a paper

& i’m going to do a violin practice session this evening

summer studying challenge 6th aug: what book are you currently reading?

i just finished this is how you lose the time war, which i 100% recommend! now onto inferior by angela saini.

21.05.20

maths is even more enjoyable when you do it outside in the sun 🌺🌤 (flowers kept falling from the rhododendron beside me, it felt very picturesque)

eighth of november, mmxix

we’ve been having a real mix of autumn mornings recently, some beautiful crisp sunny mornings where the sun shines through the golden leaves; and some where the leaves are mushed on the ground and the rain falls constantly for days on end.

[ one hundred days of productivity — 6/100 ]

wed 21 august

maths maths maths

[ one hundred days of productivity: 1/100]

wed 14 august

first day of school! an exhausting and mentally trying day as i found out specific exam results and wasnt particularly happy with some, basically had to physically refrain myself from killing my old modern studies teacher when i found out i dropped 23% from the mock exam. but otherwise i’m enjoying learning new things again, especially maths at the moment because i quite like trigonometry.

some maths on the first monday of easter break 🐣🥳

statistics are my least favourite maths topic but hey 🤷🏻‍♀️ that’s how it be

I love solving mathematical problems. They calm me and cheer me up. They are like meditation to me.

I’m missing them a lot this week. I'm currently writting a paper and is quite urgent, so I don't have time for them. It isn't that I hate writting, I actually quite enjoy it. But it's been a terrible week and I miss my maths.

Circling the Sun (larger)

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Do you know that as a PhD student at my university they let you check out books for 4 months?

Here I am, I become the hoarder of books that I was always meant to be

It’s sad how much of what is taught in school is useless to over 99% of the population.

There are literally math concepts taught in high school and middle school that are only used in extremely specialized fields or that are even so outdated they aren’t used anymore!

And then use them for super and subindexes, of course

30/5/18 | really don’t like further maths but hey at least it looks nice

{studygram}

Lissajous curves 😍

I remember learning about them fo the first time and thinking they were useless pretty curves, oh how wrong I was!

Now, to me they highlight the importance of resonances on dynamical systems and join number theory with differential equations while being hella cute

I love them

Write, write, write...

Missing the maths part :'(

Burn. The evidence.

“Symbolic integration” is when you theatrically go through the motions of finding integrals, but the actual result you get doesn’t matter because it’s purely symbolic.

Differentiation and Integration [Explained]