Math, asked by rubybehera, 1 year ago

my biggest fear is maths how can i overcome this fear

jenny2003: just be positive

Anonymous: Just workout all the problems

Anonymous: Read your book line by line and understand the concept..Thats it

jenny2003: after all nothing is impossible

Anonymous: Just workout each and every problems...

rubybehera: thanks

jenny2003: when is ur math's exam?

rubybehera: on 14

jenny2003: all the best

rubybehera: thanks

Answers

Answered by jyydekuxuahdn

nothing subject is fear when you outcome from fear you practice to doing maths okk

Answered by AddictionBoy

u can over come from the fear of maths by taking as the challenge that u had to pass out without hesitation and without nervousness.

hope it will help u...!!!!

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