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echs wrote:

I really enjoyed Trig.

I haven't taken it yet.

flamekyle wrote:

echs wrote:

I really enjoyed Trig.

Trig? You mean trigonometry, right?

Yeah, that's what Trig stands for.

Algebra.  Fun.  I'm trying to do some research on the subject, but even my teacher doesn't know anything about imaginary numbers.

maxskywalker wrote:

Algebra.  Fun.  I'm trying to do some research on the subject, but even my teacher doesn't know anything about imaginary numbers.

You asked?

ProgrammingFreak wrote:

Algebra.

same.

Long division is teh best.
For those of you in fifth grade, you should be learning it soon.

Fractilian geometry. Or Calculus.

GravityCatisalie wrote:

Long division is teh best.
For those of you in fifth grade, you should be learning it soon.

IM IN 5TH

To be honest, what most people do in the early grades of elementary/middle/highschool is rarely something that can be considered "real" Math. It is rather, applied arithmetic. I am not attempting to imply that all classes must be bad before you reach a certain level, but they are often poorly taught and rarely touch on "real" mathematical concepts.[/offtopic]

Anyway, I personally do not have a "favorite" type of math because, in my opinion, all math touches on the inherent beauty of our universe. So to answer  the question, I would say all higher level math that is taught well.

I really like Geometry, because of the proofs. I also like Trig stuff, especially when it doesn't involve numbers.    And Calc is really cool and magical too. Algebra is kind of the foundation for all that jazz, so I like it as well. To sum it up, I like math. 

Except... I can't stand arithmetic. Bleh.

I like how odd the word problems are. "Math word problems; The only place where you can buy 60 watermelons without having your sanity questioned."

randomnumber53 wrote:

scmb1 wrote:

Except... I can't stand arithmetic. Bleh.

+1

+1