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Mathematics Cheat Sheet [pdf]

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Sorry if I sound exclusively negative about someone else's hard work – that is not the intention. I find people's obsession over memorizing mathematical symbols (part 2) really strange. If you understand what the concepts involved in a symbol mean, you won't have a problem recognizing the commonly used symbols. And if you don't understand what the concepts involved mean, then having memorized the symbol does you no g…

If it is about memorizing then yeah, I don't get it. If it is a handy reference for I found a weird symbol what does it mean, then I do. When I was 14, I found a 1960s era electrical engineering text book. Being rather nerdy I bought it and read most of it. The only problem was I didn't understand the math because it had this weird S symbol in it. I didn't know what it was called or what it was about so I couldn't even formulate the question to find out more.

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In Bulgaria there is a little yellow book that carries all the rules in mathematics one would need through all of K-12 and then some. It has quadratic formulas, limits, trigonometry (including sin/cos conversion tables), not as many physics formulas though. Everything is explained succinctly as well. It is a commonly used and required book in all schools and it gives you a quick review of anything you need before math competitions, tests, or just brush up after a while. There absolutely needs to be a book like that for US kids and the baseline math levels here will rise up substantially.

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In Bulgaria there is a little yellow book that carries all the rules in mathematics one would need through all of K-12 and then some. It has quadratic formulas, limits, trigonometry (including sin/cos conversion tables), not as many physics formulas though. Everything is explained succinctly as well. It is a commonly used and required book in all schools and it gives you a quick review of anything you need before mat…

Is it in Cyrillic or Latin ? Do you know if its available online ?

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Theoretical Computer Science Cheat Sheet is a more elegant and concise actual math cheat sheet, compared to this handbook. https://www.tug.org/texshowcase/cheat.pdf

Some interesting constants and series but a lot of Trigonometry, Differentiation and Calculus formulas...More Math than Computer Science I would say.

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post #42

In Bulgaria there is a little yellow book that carries all the rules in mathematics one would need through all of K-12 and then some. It has quadratic formulas, limits, trigonometry (including sin/cos conversion tables), not as many physics formulas though. Everything is explained succinctly as well. It is a commonly used and required book in all schools and it gives you a quick review of anything you need before mat…

The small yellow book might have already fallen out of fashion. I graduated from a math high school in Bulgaria about 10 years ago, and I vaguely remember the yellow book being referred to as if it was popular during the stone age.

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In Bulgaria there is a little yellow book that carries all the rules in mathematics one would need through all of K-12 and then some. It has quadratic formulas, limits, trigonometry (including sin/cos conversion tables), not as many physics formulas though. Everything is explained succinctly as well. It is a commonly used and required book in all schools and it gives you a quick review of anything you need before mat…

Is it in Cyrillic or Latin ? Do you know if its available online ?

It's in Cyrillic. The official title is "Четиризначни математически таблици и формули".

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I do. Mainly for things I don't really intend to memorize. It's just an easier reference than, say, a man page.

Pretty much anything is easier to reference than a man page :) I wish the standard for man, would be to include examples. But maybe I'm in the minority of people who learn by example.

> would be to include examples

strongly agree. Some do but not all, so you can't rely on it. Those tldr sites are reasonable alternatives for most commands.

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post #44

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Is it in Cyrillic or Latin ? Do you know if its available online ?

It's in Cyrillic. The official title is "Четиризначни математически таблици и формули".

googled Четиризначни because didn't recognize it as a russian word (it means four digit) and the first hit is that book

https://www.book.store.bg/p35401/chetiriznachni-matematiches...

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