Ok here's the thing, I'm a 22 year old guy and my sister is 25. The thing is, we're both good at math(I'm good at math and economics). The difference is however, is that my sister is good at math but no matter how hard she tries, she cannot do well in physics(she barely passes her engineering courses). My question is, if I'm good at math, will I end up like my sister?
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no if your good in math then im sure your also good in physics why because mathematics is the language of science, i think its just a matter of interest and focus. then used more books and reviewers in physics as your reference remember that in word problem its just a matter of familiarization. dont give up, always strive hard!!!!!
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Firstly, what type of maths are you good at? Engineering is more about wrapping your head around a situation and knowing what type methods to use and being able to modify your knowledge of similar problems. Even though maths is a big part of engineering, its not the only part.
I've passed level 9 maths papers at uni but still struggle with the concepts in thermodynamic papers... I just study harder until I get it.
Good luck with engineering, its an awesome course to study.
I've passed level 9 maths papers at uni but still struggle with the concepts in thermodynamic papers... I just study harder until I get it.
Good luck with engineering, its an awesome course to study.
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no