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I know nothing about mathematics! Now I want to study math hard! Because I will take a very important math exam at the end of the year. Where should I learn?
I was admitted to high school in a daze, and my math foundation should be very poor. I often fail math exams in Grade One, and here I can only provide my learning experience in high school math. I also got more than 130 in the college entrance examination (full mark 150), which is not much. Those who failed the mock exam in the third grade in the later period were basically close to full marks. Not much talent for mathematics.

1, buy a thick problem set, prepare n notebooks, familiarize yourself with the concepts and theorems of the textbook, do examples and exercises of the textbook, and then do the problem set, do it every day, see the answers if you are wrong, and turn over the theorems or similar examples in the book.

2. Do test papers every day. If you are wrong, do it again on the wrong question. If you are right, look back at the paper made by 1 week.

3. Learn more biographies or introductions of some great mathematicians.