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Maths and engineering

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Hello,

I am a 15 year old girl and I was wondering if anyone had any advice when it came to how maths relates to engineering? Maths is not my strongest subject but I am hoping to find a mentor to help me improve in this subject.


Any help will be appreciated and thank you in advance. 


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    Thank you for all the advice.

    In terms of physics and chemistry, these are subjects I don't really struggle in and that interest me. I think that overall Maths is just a subject that I find harder to understand and just need to work more at which I do intend to do. When it comes to specific sections of engineering, I am not completely sure and I am open to many suggestions. I am in the UK but could consider studying abroad. 

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    Thank you for all the advice.

    In terms of physics and chemistry, these are subjects I don't really struggle in and that interest me. I think that overall Maths is just a subject that I find harder to understand and just need to work more at which I do intend to do. When it comes to specific sections of engineering, I am not completely sure and I am open to many suggestions. I am in the UK but could consider studying abroad. 

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