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There is no "secret" to mastering mathematics. The most important point is that (as in any subject) you must learn the most basic operations first, before applying them to the more advanced.

You will need to make it clear to your teacher or instructor what your particular points of difficulty are, as soon as possible when they occur. Sometimes we have trouble grasping a concept from one point of view, but easily understand it from another. Multiplication, for example, is merely repeated additions, and fractions just smaller chunks of wholes that can be combined or compared. Real world applications of math operations exist and can be used to illustrate how they are useful.

Do not "give up" when presented with an unfamiliar concept, especially if it includes words that are confusing. There are always simpler words for complex math ones.

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Get out the math books and find out. perhaps you can get some help from your parents or have a friend that would be willing to give you a hand. In any case dont give up on it, even if you have to approach your teacher and ask for help, after al that is what your teacher is for. There is no reason to be too concerned about not being able to do something, so long as you make the effort to get it worked out you will.

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