Shashank | Maths

I help students think clearly & score better in maths
IGCSE | A Level | IB |
Building @EduCoPrime

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

They're mathematical tools.

And some of the most useful tools ever invented.

Next time you see ' i ' on a whiteboard, remember

It's helping keep the modern world running.😀

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

High school maths made a terrible branding decision.

It called √(-1) an "imaginary" number.

As a result, millions of students assumed it was useless.

The truth?

Without "imaginary" numbers, your phone, Wi-Fi, and modern electronics wouldn't work.

Thread 👇

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

4. It's helping run:
• Your phone signal
• Your Wi-Fi router
• The electricity grid
• Quantum computers

Suddenly, "imaginary" doesn't sound so imaginary.

Many of the technologies we rely on daily would be far harder to build without them.

[Sandeep Mall @SandeepMall]

In ChatGpt world the question is back- why do I need to understand all Cos, Sin ..trigonometry

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

She invented one of the earliest data visualisations - The polar area chart.

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

Florence Nightingale didn’t just save lives as a nurse. She used statistics to prove that most soldiers weren’t dying in battle -
They were dying from dirty conditions.
Maths didn’t just explain the problem.
It changed policy and saved lives.
What other maths ideas changed World?

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

Understanding the concept gives you confidence.
Practising exam-style questions gives you marks.
You need both.

#math

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

If you want exam panic, rely only on last-minute prep.

If you want no progress, ignore your weak topics.

If you want maths to feel boring, study without curiosity.

If you want to stay stuck, never ask "why?"

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

If you want to fear Maths, avoid it daily.

If you want weak basics, skip practising problems.

If you want confusion, memorise without understanding.

If you want silly mistakes, rush every question.

If you want low scores, never review your errors.

#Math

[krithika sivaswamy @krithikasivasw]

Explains why ancient Indian mathematicians were also poets and musicians. The fibonacci series was originally explained by pingala in his work in 300 BC called Chandaḥśāstra.

Bharatiya arts are aesthetically complex, mathematically beautiful too !

This is shri B C manjunath putting out his konnakol pattern with this series !

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

Mathematical models show that the collapse of these "virtual" bubbles creates sound waves that match real-life knuckle cracks. 🎶

So, the next time you crack your knuckles, remember the hidden symphony of bubbles and mathematical magic. 🎻
#science

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

Ever wondered why knuckles crack with such a satisfying pop? Scientists have been scratching their heads for years! 🤯

#math

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

Turns out, the answer lies in the magic of #Mathematics. Researchers created equations to model the fluid-filled space between your finger bones. 🧠

The debate: Is it the formation or collapse of bubbles that causes the pop? 🍿 A new study suggests it's the latter! 💥

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

16,000 were due not to battle wounds but to preventable diseases spread by poor sanitation (dirty conditions).
Her work led directly to changes in sanitary science – she saved lives with statistics.

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

Florence Nightingale is most famous for her work as a nurse during the Crimean War.
What is less well-known is her passion for #Statistics.
In 1856, her analysis of a large amount of army data led to the discovery that out of 18,000 army deaths,

#math

[MathType @MathType]

The #binomial distribution was first studied in the context of games of pure chance, and it's now widely used to analyze data in many fields. It models the number of successes when performing n trials of an experiment with a probability of success p.

#MathType #math #mathfacts

[Shashank | Maths @zeroandmaths]

Use of the symbol for pi (π) was first attributed to Welsh mathematician William Jones in 1706.

It gained popularity after being widely recognized by Leonhard Euler in 1737.

#math #facts