Chapter 637 She Can't Answer the Final Question

Liu Yi looked at the girl next to him. His expression was indifferent and no emotion could be seen.

He was not familiar with Tang Su either. Although they were classmates, he had hardly ever spoken to Tang Su before.

"Why don't you ask Xue Yao this question?" Liu Yi asked back.

Although he was not familiar with Tang Su, he had heard some boys gossiping about Tang Su before and knew that Tang Su and senior Xue Yao, who graduated from the previous year, were in a relationship.

Tang Su didn't expect the other party to ask her a question back. She smiled and thought for a moment before replying, "I think if I ask you this question, I can get a better answer."

Tang Su never asked Xue Yao this question.

She also didn't want to ask Xue Yao any questions about studying.

Others believed that they had made such great progress because of Xue Yao's guidance.

She didn't want her progress to be really because of Xue Yao.

Liu Yi raised his thin lips slightly, revealing a faint smile.

He thought for a moment, then replied, "The derivative question is said to be used to distinguish between math geniuses and ordinary top students. According to my experience, if you want to solve this problem, you may need to have a certain level of advanced mathematical thinking. That is, the methods and thinking logic we usually use to solve problems will not work when encountering this final question."

Tang Su said "oh".

She looked at Liu Yi with some surprise. She really didn't expect that he would give such an answer.

Because if I follow what he said, I have not studied advanced mathematics and do not have this kind of thinking, then it will be impossible for me to answer the final question.

"Have you studied advanced mathematics?" Tang Su asked again.

She knew that they would learn advanced mathematics in college, but they were still high school students and had never been exposed to this knowledge.

"The teacher of the competition training class talked about some of this when I was taking extra classes before," Liu Yi replied.

He had never had so-called winter and summer vacations since he was a child. During the holidays, his parents would enroll him in special training classes, and sometimes they would even ask college students from prestigious universities to give him extra lessons. He studied almost every day.

"No wonder you have such good grades." Tang Su said with a smile.

But she finally understood that these outstanding top students did not have any great intellectual advantages, and their achievements were achieved through hard work.

Xue Yao has had a private tutor since he was a child. Xue Yao's parents are both top students who graduated from Peking University. Xue Yao's father was the top scorer in the college entrance examination in 1996. They attach great importance to their son's education, which is why Xue Yao is so outstanding.

Liu Yi must have attended various cram schools since he was young, and his parents must have spent a lot of effort in cultivating him.

And Tang Lin. Tang Su remembers that when she was a child, Qin Hui would drive Tang Lin to study on weekends, learning piano and dancing, and she also hired a private teacher to come to her home to tutor her.

As for me, no one has taken care of me since I was young, and I didn’t study very seriously, so I am so far behind others.

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After most of the classmates had left, Tang Su took out his mobile phone and opened the "Encourage Learning" APP.

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The school now has clear regulations that senior high school students are not allowed to bring mobile phones to the classroom for use. Once discovered, the phone will be confiscated.

So she seldom looks at her mobile phone now, only after evening self-study and in the morning to check today's tasks.

This time, Tang Su clicked on the lottery channel and looked at the remaining number of draws.

There are 0 spins left on the common wheel, 3 spins left on the rare wheel, and the epic wheel has never been started.

(End of this chapter)