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Definitely true Hmm okay so I couldn't prove it by manipulating the trig functions so basically If you have an isosceles with angles 36º 72º 72º and a line bisecting one of the 72º angles so that a similar isosceles is inscribed in the bigger isosceles, then you can get the length of the...

Sounds good! Thanks everyone for your advice :)

I want to learn higher level mathematics because my other academic interests involve them. Basically, the reason why I'm posting if it's the right thing to do is because I'm afraid I'm trying to reach for something way above my level. But...I don't exactly understand how I would prepare for...

So If I understand you correctly, it would be best for me to wait learning new material until college? I feel like I have a pretty solid grasp of high school algebra, trig, calculus and what not, because I've done lots of problems. I am also of the understanding that linear algebra/proof based...

I was browsing the math subreddit on Reddit just a moment ago, and came across someone who was asking for calculus textbooks to give to his precocious eleven year old. That got me thinking: Am I pursuing subjects that are too advanced for my level without trying to pursue rigor and depth? I quit...

Yeah, makes sense. I'll have to try that out! Thanks.

Ah, I’m in South Korea.

By the way, sorry for the late reply. I was traveling. :)

I am currently living outside the us. As for programming, I can do some basic programming but can always learn. Would that limit my chances at getting an internship?

Hi. I'm a high school student interested in applied math, including but not limited to climate modelling, auto differentiation, and simulations. It'd be really nice if I could get some experience in those fields in a structured learning environment, like an internship, with mentors if possible...