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What's the difference between high number 2 and 1?
1, the content is different.

"Senior One" mainly studies mathematical analysis, including calculus (including multivariate differential, multiple integral and ordinary differential equation) and infinite series. It is required to master the derivation of inverse function, the derivation method of parameter equation to determine function, the n-order derivation of simple function, trigonometric substitution, sine transformation, tangent transformation and secant transformation.

"High number two" mainly studies probability statistics, linear algebra and so on. It is required to master sine transformation, tangent transformation and so on. Judging from the actual examination situation.

2. The difficulty is different

Shu Gao 1 generally has about 30% more questions than Shu Gao 2, accounting for about 45 points. Therefore, it is feasible for some candidates to take the gaoshu 1, but it is also feasible to follow the guidance of gaoshu 2. However, candidates must make up the knowledge that is not involved in high number 2, otherwise they will lose 30% of their scores in vain.

3. Different majors should take different exams.

Science and engineering students are required to take math 1. Candidates need to know and understand the basic concepts and theories of functions, limits and continuity, differential calculus of unary functions, calculus of hospital functions, vector algebra and spatial analytic geometry, calculus of distant functions, infinite series, ordinary differential equations, determinants, matrices and linear equations in linear algebra.

Economics, management and agronomy took the second math test. Candidates should know or understand the basic concepts and theories of function, limit, continuity, differential calculus of univariate function, differential calculus of univariate function, differential calculus of infinite order, constant variational equation and determinant, matrix and linear equations.