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@ColinTheMathmo
I try all of them out and maybe also share my experience with you then :D
Thankyou :ablobcatheartsqueeze:

@christianp

@mur2501

"Discrete Mathematics with Applications" by Susanna S Epp

"A Transition to Advanced Mathematics" by Chartrand, Polimeni, and Zhang.

I'd also recommend:

"How to Think Like a Mathematician" by Kevin Houston.

CC: @christianp

@walfischbucht
No spring or autumn here :blobcatsadlife:
Only Summer, Winter and Rainy Season
@ComplicatedByDesign@mstdn.social

@ComplicatedByDesign@mstdn.social @walfischbucht
Meanwhile it's 40°C going on here :blobcatmeltcry:

@ColinTheMathmo
I found multiple books of that names, which author you are pointing towards?

@christianp

@realcaseyrollins @Hyolobrika
As you can see easily it hardly has news about any of the sensitive topics regarding China :ablobderpy:
But anyway I like it casual reports and stuffs regarding small matters.

@Hyolobrika
Yup I know that already 🙃
No media channels in China are out of the control of CCP (which is not really surprising :blobcatgooglyshrug: )

@ColinTheMathmo @christianp

Nah that's too much casual.
Something which just leans on the causual side then a textbook. Though I ready to do maths ofcourse :ablobcatangel:

@ColinTheMathmo @christianp
I am in first year of Engineering so know kinda bit of maths like complex numbers, trigonometry, calculus and many other stuffs :ablobcaramelldansen:

I am not looking for a textbook or something which I will need to have a rigid schedule and stuffs to read.
It should be rather more on casual side (topic of math doesn't really matter, all math is great).
Also I don't like the formal complicated English used by all the maths textbook, so it would be good if it's also casual in language.

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