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Please keep this material exclusive to elib.tech! Sharing it elsewhere will get you banned!Brought to you by the participants of the Get Math GB ()GB is CLOSEDMattias Ribbing & Per Sundin – Get Math 1 [eBook – 1 PDF]Product Page: Information:Quote:Anybody Can Get Math!Mattias Ribbing together with Per Sundin (see below) take a unique approach to the subject, and help you understand real mathematics in a way that is both different and fun. You’ll gain new confidence, and finally get to fill in all the gaps in your knowledge. In record time, you’ll progress all the way from basic rules of arithmetic to advanced high school-level math, without having to go through the drudgery involved in the approach used by most schools.If you’re a student, this course series will give you the keys you need to deal with the difficult problems that you’ll come across in your math classes. If you’re an adult, this is your opportunity to make up for what you’ve missed in an efficient way, as well as learning an effective and fun way to help your kids with their homework. Are you ready to indulge your thirst for knowledge, learn to think more independently, and begin making better decisions? The time has come for you to get math.About Authors:Quote:Mattias Ribbing went from getting average results in school to becoming an educator and three-time Swedish memory sports champion. Mattias works in the field of brain training, with a particular focus on learning and understanding, and is a popular speaker who has lectured at places like Harvard Business School, Ericsson and Novartis. He coaches people from all walks of life, from students to business executives. Mattias has written three books published by Bonnier, the biggest publishing house in Sweden that have sold in over 60.000 copies.Per Sundin (co-author of the Get Math courses) went from only just getting a passing grade in math in high school to becoming an esteemed researcher in the field of string theory. Per has a PhD in theoretical physics, and has participated in mathematical research at universities in Stockholm, Berlin, Cape Town, Milan, and Hamburg, which is where he lives and works today. In his spare time, Per is an avid martial artist.Course Contents:Quote:A Short-Cut to KnowledgeMore Than Just a TextbookThere’s More to Life Than SchoolForget NumbersPowerful Memory Training – Thinking in ImagesTwo Kinds of ExercisesExercise 1: The Math CarChapter 1As Long as You Know This, You’re Cool!Start Out Being LazyThree Kinds of NumbersExercise 2: Image FocusAddingSubtractingAdding and Subtracting with Negative IntegersExercise 3: The Beach ChairWrite and DoodleExercise 4: Adding and Subtracting with Negative IntegersMultiplicationExercise 5: The ThermosExercise 6: Ribbing’s Multiplication RoomMultiplying with Negative NumbersExercise 7: Multiplying with Negative NumbersParenthesesExercise 8: The FenceExercise 9: Multiplying with ParenthesesChapter 2DividingDividing with Negative NumbersExercise 10: Dividing with Negative NumbersFractionsExercise 11: The LadderConverting FractionsExercise 12: Writing Numbers as FractionsMultiplying FractionsExercise 13: The PaintbrushNegative FractionsExercise 14: Multiplying Positive and Negative FractionsSimplifying FractionsDividing FractionsExercise 15: The Rocket ShipMore Dividing FractionsExercise 16: Simplifying and Dividing FractionsAdding and Subtracting with FractionsExercise 17: The ScissorsAdding Negative FractionsExercise 18: Adding and Subtracting FractionsMaximize Your ResultsThe GMS MethodChapter 3Two More Kinds of NumbersFeel Like a Real Mathematician!Exercise 19: Calculating with Irrational NumbersExponentiationExercise 20: The Black RabbitExercise 21: Calculating Exponential ExpressionsCalculation Rules for Exponential ExpressionsNegative ExponentsPowers of TenExercise 22: Calculating with Exponential ExpressionsMaximize Your ResultsChapter 4Square RootsExercise 23: The Tree RootMore Square RootsExercise 24: Solving Square RootsCalculating with Square RootsRoots in GeneralExercise 25: Solving more General RootsPercentagesExercise 26: Percentage MountainIncreases and Decreases Expressed as PercentagesSaving MoneyBorrowing MoneyExercise 27: Calculating PercentagesMean and MedianExercise 28: Mean and MedianMaximize Your ResultsChapter 5The Same Thing Taken to a Whole New LevelCalculating with SymbolsMultiplying ParenthesesExercise 29: The EyeglassesMore ParenthesesExercise 30: Parentheses with SymbolsSymbols as FractionsExercise 31: Fractions with SymbolsTicket SalesInterestExercise 32: Example Calculations with SymbolsFree FallCorrecting Einstein’s Famous FormulaThe General Theory of RelativityMaximize Your ResultsAnswers to the ExercisesAnswers