This afternoon, I defeated myself with a simple logarithm formula. .
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In the exam for re-registering as a chemical engineer, there was a question whose simplification led to Ln2 + Ln3 = Ln6... When I saw the answer, I was completely confused. . . How could there be such a formula? ? ? I had always suspected it; it took me a long time to verify before I admitted it. I realized that I had really regressed – formulas that used to be so familiar and simple to me are now something I can no longer remember. . . It’s time to refuel~~~~
Hehe, that’s such a fast forgetfulness!
I asked my colleagues around me, and everyone said the same thing—right? ? Not quite sure. . . It seems it’s not just me who has forgotten. Keep it up and make up for the missed lessons~~
I’ve forgotten things rather too completely. I consider my memory to be already extremely poor – I forget many things right after remembering them the day before. But you’re even worse; it’s no different from multiplying powers with the same base, where the exponents are added together (in reverse). As for derivatives and calculus, I’ve completely forgotten everything about them
Advanced mathematics is something that one must study; it has many applications, both in exams and in everyday life
That’s interesting. I was also a bit surprised when I read that part just now. But it’s okay; keep it up, LZ!
Yes, I completely agree. The basic courses in university are gradually forgotten; how could they not be, when they are meant to be applied in actual work? . .
Hehe, keep it up! I’m only starting to study advanced math too!
Only when looking at the entrance exam requirements do I realize that I didn’t learn much properly in college; I’m so regretful