I'm guessing there's quite a few young'uns here who havent taken calculus or have taken only part of it or have just forgotten everything.
and I know that a lot of the stuff like polar coordinates were not covered in the algebra/trig math classes although they were suppose to be. (i got so confused in the special relativity introduction)
so that was just why i thought this thread would be nice...
It would be cool if any devout mentor/teacher out there would like to give us kids an introduction to graph theory or number theory or something that is not normally taught in middle/highschool.
and also, doable problems that are interesting spark my interest in a topic more than anything so if there are any "easier" problems that you know of or at least ones that require less background knowledge and less formality...
um... yay. ninja
The Physics and Mathematics Guild
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