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What should I expect for a math interview? How should I prepare for one?

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Reply 20

tombayes

Original post by Xenorebrem

I guess Proof by Induction is only really needed for pure maths, so that counts.

fair enough :biggrin:

Reply 21

Xenorebrem

Original post by tombayes

fair enough :biggrin:

Sorry man. As much as I hate A level maths, I still feel an attachment to it.

My D1 book is sitting quite grumpily at the corner of my desk, and I kind of want to hug it. It's been through a lot of abuse.
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Reply 22

username1162972

Original post by Xenorebrem

I guess Proof by Induction is only really needed for pure maths, so that counts.

Dont forget the crazy y=mx +c transformations. A levels are madness.
Check out the madness in differentiation. Chain rule is like the illuminati.

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Reply 23

Xenorebrem

Original post by physicsmaths

Dont forget the crazy y=mx +c transformations. A levels are madness.
Check out the madness in differentiation. Chain rule is like the illuminati.

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I can't even... :confused: