Similarities between Mathematics and Life
“The
essence of mathematics is not to make simple things complicated, but to make
complicated things simple.” ~S. Gudder
Same way our motto should be to make things as simple as possible.
Rule
of Maths: If it seems easy, you are doing it wrong.
Vivekanandji
told, “If in a day you do not come across any problem/trouble means you are
going on wrong direction”.
“Maths
may not teach us how to add love or subtract hate but it gives the hope that
every problem has a solution.”
We
should believe in Nothing is impossible in life and be optimistic in life.
“No
one makes a lock without a key. That’s why God won’t give you problems without
solutions.”
“Problems
in life are like finding X in Maths, it doesn’t matter how many times find the
solution for it. It is still unknown in the next question.”
We
should be dynamic in our life. According to situations we need to adapt
ourselves.
“It
is magic until you understand it, and it is Mathematics thereafter.”
We
are amazed at many occasions in life until we do not understand or we are not
aware of it.
“Good
Mathematics is not about how many answers you know. It’s how do you approach
when you don’t know.”
Good
life is not about how many people you know….but it’s how do you behave when you
don’t know about them.
Maths
is not only for solving numbers. It’s also for dividing sorrow, subtracting
sadness, adding happiness and multiplying love and forgiveness.
“As
far as the laws of Mathematics refer to reality, they are not certain; and as
far as they are certain, they do not refer to reality.” ~Albert Einstein
In
our life also many things which seem real but do not exist and vice versa.
Teaching Maths(Quantitative Ability) for GRE,CAT,GMAT,SAT,IBPS,CRT and other Aptitude exams at Renaissance Educare Ahmedabad.
I've trained close to 12000 students in last 10 years in different parts of the country.
I was Awarded with Young Achiever Award by All India Ramanujan Maths Club in January 2014.
Outstanding Achievements of Mr. Hitesh Tikamchand Jain: -
Mr. Jain is the recipient of the “The Young Achievement Award” awarded by AIRMC.
Resource person of Vidyarthi Vigyan Manthan(VVM) part of VIPNET(Vigyan Prasar Govt. of India).
He is the first Indian to write a book on Cryptarithmetic.
India Book of Records holder for his book “ABC OF CRYPTARITHMETIC”.
His popular question - “To find N natural numbers not necessarily distinct such that their sum is equal to their product” has been published under ‘Problems & Solutions’ section in the Ramanujan Mathematical Society Newsletter Vol. 24 #4, March and June 2014.
He has published 2 books: ‘ABC OF CRYPTARITHMETIC’ and ‘THE LITTLE BOOK ON SQUARE NUMBERS’.
Cracked CAT thrice, with 99.7%tile consistently in Quantitative Ability.
