Learning Calculus

I guess I’m one of the few people who love Math. I know it wasn’t that hard. I mean, if you think you can’t do it and that it’s difficult, then definitely, it is. My teacher in highschool once commented that I can go to college being the only one able to answer an equation in our class.

I don’t know how I am able to understand some equations that to others seem complicated. Maybe it’s just that I am getting thrilled solving for the answers that are already there, and that you just have to show how you got it. Ironically, I hate challenges and contests, but when it comes to solving mathematical equations, I’m game.

I’m talking about Calculus (which mostly you use variables and not really numbers). If you ask me what’s 37 times 47, I will definitely give you a blank stare. When I was tutoring a highschool student, I had like a refresher course and I felt like a Calculus tutor.

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