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Anonymous users2024-02-07As a science student, let me analyze the difference between liberal arts and mathematics, liberal arts mathematics, there are difficult problems, but the logical ability and reasoning ability and calculation ability required are not as strong as science, the last big problem of liberal arts mathematics, generally derivative, but whether it is the analysis of details or the complexity of classification discussion, far less than the science derivative problem, the science derivative problem, some are really very difficult, such as the derivative problem of the national volume in 17 years, really calm down to do, if you do it all, it will take almost 20 minutes. To be fair, science students do science questions and liberal arts students do liberal arts questions should feel similar, after all, science students chew mathematics every day, physical and chemical students have to calculate, and the ability to calculate every day is also practiced, liberal arts students are different, in addition to mathematics, there is also a bit of geography calculation, or numerical calculation, not equation operation, there are not many opportunities to practice mathematics, so, the mathematics test of the arts and sciences is very fair.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Compared to science and mathematics, liberal arts are much simpler. Especially the big questions in the back, as long as the foundation is laid, they will be done. In contrast, the big questions of science are simply heavenly.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05The subjects studied in the college entrance examination are for the selection of talents, the liberal arts are for the selection of managerial talents, no matter how deep the study of mathematics is not very helpful for management, and there are not many places to use mathematics in the future, as long as the mathematical thinking ability is exercised, so it will be simpler.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Liberal arts mathematics only needs to study the content of 3 books in a year, so in terms of knowledge capacity, liberal arts mathematics is indeed very simple.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03There are some parts of the sciences that I will not learn in the liberal arts. In the college entrance examination, the difficulty of the last major question is basically medium in science. The previous basics are almost the same, and it can only be said that it is slightly simpler.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02It's really simple, the average score of the liberal arts and mathematics years is relatively stable, and the highest score is above 140 or even a full score.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01Over the years, the average score of the college entrance examination for liberal arts and mathematics has been around 90 points, that is, just passing. Obviously, it's not easy.
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Liberal arts mathematics has a very simple nature of laws, and if you understand the rules, it will be easy to solve, and in science, you will add a lot of difficult things such as calculus, and a lot of knowledge will be soft together to solve problems, and science mathematics will be more difficult.
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Anonymous users2024-01-30I remember when I was in high school, I did a friend's math paper, and she studied liberal arts. It's like an elementary school question! It was done in an hour, full marks.
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Anonymous users2024-01-29Our teacher said that the arts and sciences are two big questions, so in fact, they are almost the same, and the difference between the two big questions is about ten points.
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Anonymous users2024-01-28Geometry is more difficult than science. There are more sciences than liberal arts, but they are not necessarily difficult. For the same problem, science uses formulas to solve it directly, while liberal arts students need to deduce formulas.
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Anonymous users2024-01-27Simpler than rational numbers. The number of texts is simple to find the volume in the number of cubes (the number of science is a dihedral), and the derivative of the liberal arts is simpler than that of the sciences. The number of articles is still a bit difficult in 2016.
But it's easy to get out.
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Anonymous users2024-01-26No. The questions in the liberal arts exam are simple, but the methods of learning how to solve the problems are difficult.
There are a lot of knowledge points that the liberal arts don't have, and the science is used to solve the problem, and you only need to bring a formula.
It's hard.
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Anonymous users2024-01-25Actually, I never thought math was easy, and I was just over 100 in math at the time, which was quite difficult.
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Anonymous users2024-01-24I am a liberal arts student, obviously the school has been divided into arts and sciences, but the monthly examination of liberal arts students has to take the same math problems as science students, resulting in a particularly low average score in mathematics in the liberal arts class, the school principal always criticizes the liberal arts class, and the teacher always scolds us liberal arts students.
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