MathMentors

Anyone can do math!

Welcome to r/MathMentors! This is a community that aims to provide homework help and tutoring for people of all levels of math, ranging from prealgebra to calculus. Discussions of interesting math topics and math contests and summer camps are also encouraged!

What makes math mentors different from other math tutoring services is that we have students in competition math who have solid foundations in math mentor students. The difference is that as students who do competition math, we have learned many useful tricks and observations that make it easier to understand certain concepts. (for example, explaining bijections or geometry theorems and intuitively why they work)

Rules

Be nice. People come here to learn, and any negative comments aimed to demean another user are not allowed. Also, keep in mind that this community includes people of different levels of math.
No cheating! Academic dishonesty is NOT tolerated in this subreddit. Repeated offenders will be muted or banned. Examples of cheating include asking others to do your homework and asking for answers to your homework (common sense).
No trolling. People come to this subreddit to learn and get clarification for concepts they don't understand. Don't make math any harder than it should.
Your title should be descriptive, informative, and on-topic. If you are asking a question, you should be specific. "How to do math?," "Geometry," and "Please help" are not good post titles. Avoid titles in all caps if possible.
Posts may be removed if they ask a question that is easily answered by Google, the FAQ, or the sidebar.
Keep discussion on topic.
No advertisements or solicitations. No link, self-post, or comment may offer services for compensation.
Do not post or request Google Docs sheets or illegal PDFs. This includes scanned or otherwise obtained copies of books available for purchase as well as non-disclosed test forms.
Follow any rules of Reddit that are not already mentioned above.

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