There is no single country which is best in mathematics. Some countries are good at training their children to be good at arithmetical processing: that is, good at mental maths. But that does not necessarily make them any good at solving any of the great problems in mathematics. Other countries are not so good training the general population but those who are mathematically gifted are encouraged reach their potential. And then, there are countries (the UK, for example) where being poor at maths is considered a badge of honour! But even these countries manage to churn out ground-breaking mathematicians.
Oh, please... How would being good at something make you bad at something else? That just doesn't make sense. Specifically in the case of calculus, you NEED math and algebra, so:If you have trouble with algebra, you will also have trouble with calculus, andIf you are good at algebra, your chances at calculus are much better.
Make sure you follow all of the rules of the field of mathematics for which you are making the model.
The different of the mathematics are simple, they are of become one, of plenty which make do.
Einstein did not make any notable contribution to mathematics.
It makes you smarter at mathematics for sure, but you can't tell from just that what your overall level of intelligence is. There is no way being good at mathematics can make you "dumber" at anything unless you also spend so much time on math that your verbal and social skills are neglected.
No, music can not make a person to be dumber. Music helps relax people.
No, It doesnt make you dumber, it is used, incases if you need to cook a meal in a hurry.
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Not really.
Hopefully they are done with Scary Movie 4 because they are just getting dumber and dumber
It could make you smarter, make you dumber. Almost anything.
it kills brain cells
Well sometimes they can have these effects... ...
Based on your grammar, YES.
High-level programming languages separate the programmer from the machine to such a degree that it is not necessary to understand how binary computers work in order to program them, thus the need to be good at mathematics is greatly reduced. This makes it possible to write good code with just an elementary understanding of mathematics. However, writing efficient code is another matter altogether. Being able to bash out quick and dirty solutions does not a good programmer make.
There is no single country which is best in mathematics. Some countries are good at training their children to be good at arithmetical processing: that is, good at mental maths. But that does not necessarily make them any good at solving any of the great problems in mathematics. Other countries are not so good training the general population but those who are mathematically gifted are encouraged reach their potential. And then, there are countries (the UK, for example) where being poor at maths is considered a badge of honour! But even these countries manage to churn out ground-breaking mathematicians.