Hi sci. I know this sounds stupid, but is there an app to exercise complex math problems? All the ones I have found are made for children and that is.. well... quite easy for someone more experienced I suppose.
>>8127421
>complex math problems
You need to be more specific. Or else some faggot here will just direct you to the millennium problems because anything less is for "brainlets".
>>8127421
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Millennium_Prize_Problems
anything less is for brainlets
schaums
>>8127421
jej your photo gave me a chuckle
>>8127421
whats your level of expertise? calc 1,2, diffeq? gonna need more knowledge
>>8127899
He said complex math..? So not that.
>>8127902
complex means different things to different people. for all i know he's just some highschool sophomore who just learned calc and thinks he knows everything
>>8127902
What the fuck does complex math mean? Pic related is calculus, thus one would expect that this is roughly around OP's level.
>>8127909
It's his fault for forgetting this board is 18+.
>>8127910
Proof based mathematics at a shitty minimum, graduate level specialization if we're being serious..?
I think he wants to practise with complex numbers
>substituting u = x
>>8127421
lol, that picture.
>2) calculate:
>When they ask you to calculate something but the professor forgets to write what [to calculate]...
>spongebob.jpg
>Minus 2 points
>>8128051
they should make those images of compsci doing dumb code for math
>>8128096
Except math graduates aren't retards like CS grasuates
>>8128618
> implying undergrads aren't all retarded
>u=x
What the actual fuck?
>>8127445
>>8127899
>>8127902
>>8127909
>>8127910
>>8127421
Give me your best. Whatever app that gives you problems to solve and is not in the level of "2 * 9 = ??" Or "√286 = ???"" Does. Whatever is complex to you maybe?
Pic related, most of the apps that related to math.
>>8129233
Go on project Euler and solve those problems.
>>8129233
https://www.mathway.com/worksheet
not an app, but maybe this?
>>8127421
>menos 2 puntos
Lol that cracked me up
>>8127421
math.ly
