JEE (Advanced) 2014: <b>Study tips</b> for <b>Mathematics</b> | India Results and <b>...</b> |
- JEE (Advanced) 2014: <b>Study tips</b> for <b>Mathematics</b> | India Results and <b>...</b>
- <b>Study</b> confirms monkeys can do <b>math</b> | The Verge
- 5 <b>tips</b> for Solving <b>Mathematics</b> Problems | OneClass Blog
JEE (Advanced) 2014: <b>Study tips</b> for <b>Mathematics</b> | India Results and <b>...</b> Posted: 15 Apr 2014 04:43 AM PDT With JEE (Advanced) 2014 just over a month away, it is time engineering aspirants pep-up their preparations for the exam. The JEE (Advanced) question paper consists of questions from: Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics. Students may find Mathematics a little overwhelming while preparing for the exam. Here are a few helpful tips for students which will them master the subject. Paper pattern: The exam consists of two objective type (MCQ) question papers, designed to test comprehension, reasoning and analytical ability of candidates. Both the papers will be held for a duration of three hours and are made of three separate sections on Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics. Candidates can answer the questions in English or Hindi. Negative making is applicable for every wrong answer. Mathematics syllabus: Algebra: Coordinate Geometry: Calculus: Tips:
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<b>Study</b> confirms monkeys can do <b>math</b> | The Verge Posted: 22 Apr 2014 02:11 AM PDT Scientists have long suspected that monkeys are capable of mental arithmetics and a new study is helping them prove it. A research team led by neurobiologist Margaret Livingstone trained three rhesus macaques to identify symbols representing the numbers zero to 25. They then taught the test subjects how to perform addition. To eliminate the possibility of rote learning, the team had the monkeys learn an entirely different set of symbols representing the numbers zero to 25. The monkeys were able to reapply their previous knowledge to the new set and continue performing basic mathematics. The image above shows one of the monkeys preparing to choose the four and five combination on the panel. It has learned that the combined value is greater than eight and will therefore yield a larger number of liquid drops. According to the study, all three monkeys were on average capable of choosing the correct answer "well above" 50 percent of the time. This rules out the possibility of chance. What's also interesting is how the monkeys were routinely undervaluing the smaller number in a given equation. This challenges the idea that mammalian brains perceive numbers logarithmically and may help researchers better understand how human beings process numbers. ![]() |
5 <b>tips</b> for Solving <b>Mathematics</b> Problems | OneClass Blog Posted: 29 Nov 2013 12:17 PM PST Every student has had to study mathematics some point in their lives time. Some students love it and some students absolutely hate it. Regardless of what you are studying, it is important to understand the basics of mathematics. 7 tips for solving maths problems1. We are talking about practice! Maths is not a game!In order to properly study maths, you must get down and do as many practice problems as you possibly can. The more maths questions you do, the better your understand will be. Each maths problems has its own rules and it is important to know those rules before writing your maths tests and exams. OneClass provides students with practice problems – check it out! 2. Double loop learning – Don't make the same mistakes twice!Let's face it. When you are solving practice maths problems, you are going to make mistakes. The great thing about making mistakes is that you are able to review these mistakes and learn from them so that you don't make the same errors on your maths tests and exams. Make sure you understand where you went wrong and ingrain that error into your head. 3. Unlock the key conceptsThe last thing you want to do when you are studying maths is memorizing the exact processes. It is much more productive if you focus on understand that process and the logic that is associated with the process. Because maths is a sequential subject, it is important to understand the basics. If you are having difficulties solving complex problems, first try solving easier problems that focus more on the basics. You can review key concepts with OneClass Exam Video tutorials. 4. Understand your frustration pointsMaths can be extremely frustrating at some points. Some concepts are extremely difficult and can leave yourself questioning "should I just quit?" It is very important to understand your points of frustration. You don't need to master every question. Move on to the next question, or go back to questions that you understand to help re-build your confidence. Absolutely do not give up! If you find it helps, study with a friend so that you can talk to one another when you get stuck. It is also terrific practice if you are able to explain concepts to another person to help perfect your understanding. 5. Find the perfect study spotStudents need to be able to concentrate wen studying maths. It is crucial for you to find a study area that is a distraction free zone. Music can help when studying, but make sure that it is not distracting you. ![]() |
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