Guys ... if I want to learn about mathematics as a whole, and look at the relationship between the various subjects of study, where can I look? an article or book?

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hero · Answer

I think Khan Academy has some kind of chart that makes connections between various areas  of mathematics. You might want to take a look at it.

anonymous · Answer

it ? http://www.khanacademy.org/exercisedashboard

hero · Answer

Yes, that's what I was referring to although it isn't as comprehensive as it should be. But that's the closest thing I could think of, but you're probably looking for something that shows more explicitly the connections between the subjects in math and the concepts associated with each. I haven't seen that yet. Maybe you can be the one who creates it. :)

hero · Answer

I took a closer look at Khan's space chart. It doesn't show all of the direct connections. For instance, He has probability and statistics on it, but he doesn't show that they are directly related even though they are.

anonymous · Answer

Yes, maybe... but thanks for reply =D. And yes i'm looking shows more explicitly the connections between the subjects in math and the concepts.

hero · Answer

I know, but Khan is the closest thing so far. Good luck finding that. When you do, let me know.

anonymous · Answer

I know khan academy ... is very useful ... but still not what I'm looking ... but thanks anyway. And when I find I notice =D

hero · Answer

Yeah, it's pretty weak in terms of what you're looking for. If what you're looking for exists, I have not come across it yet. Try asking myininaya, zarkon, amistre, jamesj, or satellite directly about it.

anonymous · Answer

ok