How the fuck do I learn math at age 32

should be possible but probably not easy, especially if you have no deeper interest than passing some exams

I know sixty year olds who did. Stop coping about your age and put in time with the basics.

Start with a review of algebra, you’ll need those rules to do calculus. Math is easy

Like you're so damn smart, you're a parasite in White-men's founded Canada, you're not home in your Turd-world shithole Afreaka!

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cant learn shit after 30. just get comfortable with your life at this point. the stage of growth and learning is over

Take a remedial math class at your local community college. Seriously. Or watch a series of youtube videos. I recommend the class to help you focus.

And don't be embarrassed about it. At least you are making the effort to learn, that's what matters.

Lets be honest, once you can do triangle and circle math the rest is useless for most people and never used in their entire life. I had to take advanced math shit for my job and never used it once while doing the work for 20 years.

Now with internet though, it's easier to learn stuff!

>Programming
I can help you with this one, here you go bro, the classes are very beginner friendly, easy to understand, and you can easily watch at least one per day during lunchtime
freecodecamp.org/

Same I was special needs school, my teachers didn't care despite being paid to do so.
It's the failure of our school system, I am 1990s kid

this is just the state of the American public school system, 40 years ago they would've learned Latin and Greek in High school along with math.
Now, because of integration and the dumbing down and lowering of standards we have a bunch of fucking retards.

it is possible user, go for it.

calculus is very interesting and starting over is the best feeling ever

it is possible to relearn, you'll need someone to guide you through it tho, that's my best advice

Even Confucius didn't become a sage until he was 70. Learning is a lifelong struggle.

Is this fucking Reddit?

Youtube lol... easiest way to learn math is to do math...

Watch video, try n understand how teacher breaks down everything and plugs it into formulas. Then just spend 80% of your time doing pratice problems

The less a teacher talks, the simpler the teacher solves the problem, the easier it looks = best teacher.

absolute state of trannies. claim they hate this place but keep crawling back in

Yeah, I mostly only want to re-learn trigonometry & vector-maths, to program some demos.

Thanks, but I already know intermediate programming, but I'll check that website if there are more advanced coding.

Oh shit.
You got a lot of (You)'s

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MIT online courseware
Buy (old) textbooks online
There are also some sites like khan academy that have online courses for this stuff
Honestly though, if you already understand integral calculus then you're good enough for most applications not in STEM.
Actually kill youself

True.

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khanacademy.org/

Kahn academy youtube videos might help

See There a shitload of resources on the internet for Calculus. Just make sure you give yourself enough time to learn everything. Don't cram.

Wow it’s almost as if there’s an entire board dedicated to this with a fucking sticky that gives you resources!

codingthematrix.com/

Apostol Calc textbook. I don't know what you mean by advanced math. But relearning calculus correct makes the next few levels really easy.

Based retard. A bright future of wageslaving awaits!

“The world needs ditch diggers, son.”

I think everyone cheats now

Alway look out for a black male, before drawing cash

Preferred dosage for a beginner? I'm 6'1 170lbs.

Mathematics is an art, you won't get anywhere be underachieving, and by even considering cheating at your age you've already resigned to being an underachiever. Picture yourself as Pablo Picasso or some other artisan when you're doing it, always seek to understand the deeper maths and strive for perfection, or you're ngmi

>remember: you are competing with chinks and pajeets, don't disgrace the white race

You just hate that Any Forums questions anything, and you project your shortcomings on Any Forums thread

smart ass

> 32
it's possible, had a guy who was started at 34, worked in a workshop as a milling operator, decided to become an engineer. Got a bachelor degree now, don't if he starded working or went to another uni for a different master.

Don't let the globohomo demoralize you from learning the most rigorous language of logic.

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>cheating to pass calculus
Indian tier.

So 32 is still pretty young. Calculus is literally trigonometry+algebra+geometry combined so calc it self is not that bad its understanding how it all ties together and becomes a derivative or an integral. Advanced calculus topics like taylor series aproxamashits can be hard but if ur into it them its also really fucking cool to consider something like the forces acting on a cable of a suspension bridge as cars move over it.
If its been a long time id say start with algebra>geometry>trig>pre-calc which covers what u need from the other topics but algebra alone is really good to know as is geometry and trig so i think its worth the time as most calculus problems need to first be broken down using methods and rules from those branches.

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Buy a precalc for dummies workbook. Solve X problems a day. If you don't know how to do it, google it.
I went back to school at 25 and got an engineering degree.

Nobody actually learns math past algebra, user. Everyone cheats

Indian detected

Why would you even want to waste your time relearning calculus?

My mom learned message therapy at 52 years old, she aced her anatomy and physiology. I started learning math. Start with the vocabulary. I am going to try Brilliant.org also I watched youtube videos. Start learning the math vocabulary though even if you don't understand it. Eventually you'll get the hang of it. Also buy math books. Fake it till you make it. Talk to people on /sci/

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I think you tend to pick it up much quicker the second time.

Not sure why you would want to cheat, if you don't actually want to learn it, don't waste your time and money.

>never even learned how to do fractions
proof that nigger culture rots you brain

Khan Academy and Youtube.