Thread 16753996

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Anonymous 8/17/2025, 11:39:42 PM No.16753996 >>16754006 >>16754603 >>16754609 >>16754622

how do anons choose which problems in a book to do?

i know some texts use a system to highlight essential problems, but what about for your run-of-the-mill text? do you do evens/odds? every problem? do you look for university problem sets?

Anonymous 8/17/2025, 11:56:03 PM No.16754006 >>16754238

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>>16753996 (OP)

Anonymous 8/18/2025, 5:10:34 AM No.16754238

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>>16754006
NOT!!! HELPING!!!!

Anonymous 8/18/2025, 5:31:49 PM No.16754603

>>16753996 (OP)
i just do odds for each chapter/section. don't overthink it, anon.

Anonymous 8/18/2025, 5:37:53 PM No.16754609 >>16755806

>>16753996 (OP)
Whatever looks fun. If nothing looks fun, none. If everything looks fun, all.

Anonymous 8/18/2025, 6:16:19 PM No.16754622 >>16754623

>>16753996 (OP)
You should do all of them.

Anonymous 8/18/2025, 6:18:01 PM No.16754623

>>16754622
If you do all the things you don't have to do, how can you do anything else?

Anonymous 8/19/2025, 6:03:55 PM No.16755806

>>16754609
ok but how can you tell whether a problem is fun or not if you haven't tried it?