http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Probability

But your case is "mudah", so a big portion of the wiki article is not what you'll be tested in exams. Just scan through the article, Wikipedia helped me to understand many scientific, mathematic and engineering concepts because the way it presents. Many scientific articles are written for people with almost no background on the matter. Explanations are simple and clear to get you over the learning threshold.

Speaking about mathematics, it is actually a universal language especially for scientist, engineers, and of course mathematicians. Only very few people that I've met are proficient in mathematics. Mathematics require the rigor, and reasoning, starting from axioms and definitions. And typical school students do not achieve the level they supposed to be. By looking at how students write in mathematics, I see that we are not taught the mathematical language. I myself am not very good at it, but after reading a lot, I slowly gain the knowledge to think mathematics, and speak mathematics. However, still a far distance from the mathematicians style.

If you are a good student, interested in learning, I suggest you to find a deeper meaning in mathematics. Read the wikipedia article: Mathematics. Hopefully, tomorrow's students can grasp the concepts better.

This post has been edited by xenon: Apr 6 2006, 09:44 PM