It's hard to say. First of all, the examination ranges of Math 1 and Math 2 are different.

The content of Mathematics One includes advanced mathematics, linear algebra and probability statistics. Mathematics II includes advanced mathematics and linear algebra.

3. Math 1 is mainly rich and complicated, and Math 2 is relatively rare (infinite series and surface integral in advanced mathematics are not investigated), but it is more difficult. In this part of advanced mathematics, Math 2 is generally more difficult than Math 1. Because there is less content in the exam, it is only more difficult.

As for those who get high marks easily, the key is to look at themselves. If you can master all the knowledge points, but the depth is a bit lacking, I suggest you choose Math One. If your thinking depth is ok, but you are not sure about too much content, I suggest you choose Math II.

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