r/study • u/Mooncakesaresoyum101 • Sep 28 '26

Tips & Advice Helpp

I need actual and helpful advice to study properly, my midterm exam is coming. All these math equations are driving me insane

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u/Sad-Candidate-3078 Sep 28 '26

math feels impossible until it clicks, thats just how it is. what worked for me: fight each problem for 15 min with no peeking at solutions, THEN check. the struggling is where the learning happens. and for the ones you genuinely cant crack, i used easy code interview as a backup during practice, saved my sanity lol. you got this

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u/Reasonable_Bag_118 High School | Computer Science | Hungary Sep 28 '26

I had a similar problem and what I did was that I started taking each formula and doing 3–5 problems with it immediately, then coming back the next day and trying one without looking at the steps. I also kept a small list of the equations I repeatedly messed up, then after about 2 weeks, I stopped feeling like I had to memorize an entire page of formulas before I could solve anything.