1. You are a cunt

Never went in S? It's basic trigonometric identities. I think developing (e^ix+e^-ix)^6 can be tricky but otherwise it's not that difficult.

Never went to high school and I even struggle to do fractions, the thing you learn in primary school

I finished with calculus but others can finish with calculus 2.

A Final year student in one of the natural science courses of highschool stops at about combinatorics and euler

here is the basic math
try to solve some examples
it's russian but you still can get some results
mathb-ege.sdamgia.ru/test?id=5829279

I see you use degrees on trigonometry? Why not radians?

>Never went to high school
littéralement moi

>Looks like chinese
It's literally just algebra with complex numbers. They used to teach it in high school here too.
Well, we've dropped so much of the curriculum that it is literally impossible to apply to a foreign university with a Latvian high school degree. If you want your kid to study in a good uni you have to shell out a couple thousand € to get them some sort of international standard education.

Result is only richfags send their kids to decent schools.

It depends where you go to school. In private schools you learn a whole shitton.
In public schools you can learn a shitton if you're in a good school and you take advanced classes.

I think most students don't learn much though.
I did an MSc in Math but my highschool was a really nice public one. I couldn't imagine embarking on that if I hadn't been from fortunate circumstances.

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It depends if you were studying in a public school or in a private one. Some private schools don't teach you integrals, matrices, imaginary numbers, etc. While public schools teach you those things along with more complex subjects. But generally, these subjects aren't taught well, people tend to not comprehend their teachers.

But if we are talking in general, you are taught the basics of geometry, trigonometry, and algebra.

You are taught the basics that you "need" in order to survive in college. In most of the cases, school education isn't enough for this, and thus a lot of people tend to get into academies that can offer a better insight into maths.

In conclusion, most people tend to have a shit knowledge of maths when they end school, and they have to make up by wasting more money in other institution.