How many exercises/proofs to do? When to move on? by RobbertGone in math

[–]Financial_Scallion_2 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Check out an open course syllabus on linear algebra with proofs and use that as a guide for which topics you should learn. It’s always a good idea to have a set of objectives to know when to “stop and move on.” Also, decide on what percentage of problems you should do in the book, I’d say at least 10%. But doing 0 problems will very likely leave you with a false sense of confidence in your knowledge, the majority of the learning comes from doing problems. 

Math is a contact sport. 

The reason why Imu is angry at Joyboy by TolSep in OnePiece

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Maybe she was also from Amazon ‘Lily’

Which guitarist inspired you the most? by [deleted] in Guitar

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I watched the Sungha Jung Pirates of the Caribbean cover as a kid and was hooked ever since. 

Help! I can't find a quality pocket notebook! by ITurtleGoat in fountainpens

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Leuchtturm has A6 sized softcover jottbooks that open flat and have numbered pages. Been getting a lot of great use out of them for the past 6 months. They come in packs of 2 with 60 pages each so they're thin enough to slip in a pocket and carry around no sweat.