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Excellent blog exist on mathematics, so why a new one ? why so many blogs exist at the same level, in the first place, and why each of them is highly appreciated ? It is because these blogs have contain less content of mathematics. During my studies , I have developed different methodology of presenting and studying mathematics to the students. Sun Destroyer is the substitute of this methodology into the blog. The motto of this Blog is to enjoy mathematics.
I have started each topic from the zero level.

In our day-to-day life, we always hear that mathematics is a very scary subject. People are afraid of the name of mathematics. But mathematics is a very beautiful topic. It has always linked us to our environment (nature). Mathematics is everywhere in the world. It is very easy to understand Mathematics but only when we put it in our form. If we are afraid of mathematics then we can not understand it. And if you move your step towards this, then the chances of understanding it increase. Because someone said, "Do what the thing you are afraid to do, and the death of fear is certain."

Imagination is the power of mathematical invention

The more math you imagine in your mind, the more you learn in your life. So imagine in your mind. Imagine and solve any mathematical problem in your brain. If you can't solve the problem that you have invented in your mind then your studies are incomplete. A good students studies new material. 

 
I have tried my best to keep errors out of this blog. I shall be grateful to the readers who point out any errors and make other constructive suggestions.
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