Like you, I am also a liberal arts student, because there are too many formulas in high school. The biggest feature of liberal arts mathematics different from science is that it is very simple as long as you master the application and transformation of formulas. I quite agree with the one upstairs, holding the textbook is more impressive, because what he turned out is more valuable and will have a more sense of accomplishment. Many knowledge points are connected in series, so it is very important to understand memory, such as trigonometric functions or related content. All of them should be memorized, such as induction formula, angle doubling formula, sine and cosine theorem, sum and difference formula of two angles, triangle identity transformation, triangle area formula, angle formula and edge formula. And some related contents about functions: monotonicity, parity, periodic symmetry, central symmetry axis of the image and sensory domain of functions such as Y = asin(ωx+φ)+b ... Many things are connected in series, especially the function content, which accounts for the vast majority, and many of them are just small knowledge points. Besides, liberal arts mathematics is not difficult as long as it can use formulas. It's no problem to put it in the title. Someone told you that the formula was written on it. You can forget the formula next time you encounter the same problem, but you can't write it. Summarize my experience. I think it is necessary to look through the books and sum up the relevant things, not inductive formulas, but inductive synthesis points like me. In the process of turning pages, I have formed a memory synthesis, so I will look at the knowledge points of the module first, and then at the trunk. Think for yourself: For example, if you want to see the inductive formula, how to divide it into several situations, when to change the function name, when to change the result to negative sign, when not to take negative sign, and what other properties and typical examples will always appear on the test paper, all of which need to be combined with memory, so take out all the teaching materials and look through them ~ If you really want to learn math well, I will do it ~ There will always be gains, depending on your perseverance. It is very simple to get high marks in liberal arts mathematics, that is, to combine the methods I mentioned earlier with memory, especially to do more exercises to consolidate memory. As a liberal arts student, mathematics is more important. Liberal arts students are generally not interested in mathematics, so doing well in mathematics is the key to getting extra points in college entrance examination. For students who are still interested in mathematics and have a little foundation, they also say that mathematics is very important every day. Everyone should make sure that they have enough time to study math, so that they won't forget it so easily. I'm from Hunan 20 1 1, and the college entrance examination is coming soon. I heard that today's math topic is not difficult, so confidence in yourself is also the key. Come on, everyone ~!