As we know, the number relation of civil servants is a part of the examination subjects, and the rest are speech comprehension, judgment and reasoning, data analysis and common sense judgment. Because the relationship between numbers involves calculation, it is still difficult, especially for some candidates with poor calculation ability or liberal arts. At this time, it is necessary for us to master some answering skills of civil servants' digital relations. Let's take a look together.

1, basis

The accumulation of basic mathematical knowledge is the key to solving problems, and candidates must master basic mathematical knowledge and mathematical formulas. Such as power number, divisibility, circle area formula, etc. Without basic mathematical knowledge and formulas, many problems will be at a loss.

2. Type of problem

Candidates in the civil service examination must master the types of questions and classify them systematically, especially in the last two years, which will often become a continuation or reference of the current examination, and special attention should be paid to it.

Step 3 think

The common typical problem-solving ideas in the civil service examination mathematics problems must be mastered, such as construction method, extreme value method, enumeration method, induction method, reverse method, graphic method, setting "1" method and so on. Each method is a sword to solve difficult problems and save answering time, which needs candidates to understand carefully in actual combat.

Step 4 cultivate

All learning processes are the process of "knowing" yourself, and a lot of effective training is the process of "using" yourself. Grasp the rhythm during training: solve many problems in one question and find the best method; Solve many problems at once and master the scope of application of the method. Combine learning with practice, and finally achieve the goal of applying what you have learned.

5. Skills

Common mathematical skills in civil service examination must be mastered, such as "substitution and exclusion method", "crossover method" and "digital characteristic method". Using these methods, we can avoid complicated calculations and formulas, and sometimes we can get the answer directly by combining options, so as to get twice the result with half the effort.

6, mentality

It is difficult for civil servants to learn the quantitative relationship in exams, and it is boring to review and prepare for exams. Therefore, we should adjust our mentality and cultivate our interest in mathematics. Generally speaking, it is a learning step of "easy first, then difficult", step by step. For specific questions, we must follow the thinking of "mechanical programming" to solve problems, so that after being regular and systematic, you will find that the quantitative relationship is actually not difficult.

The problem of the relationship between the number of civil servants is still difficult. It is necessary to analyze and summarize in the process of doing exercises and daily training, sum up some simple methods and skills, and learn to draw inferences. If you have better skills in preparing for civil servants, welcome to communicate.