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BY PRASHASTI AWASTHI
Many students think mathematics is an unattainable subject. Amazon CEO and world’s richest man Jeff Bezos sees math from a different angle. Bezos, in an informal chat with the Economic Club of Washington, revealed that it was a complex math problem that made him realize he was meant to do something ‘big’.
According to the 56-year-old CEO, that moment was a sudden realization of the fact that he was not meant to pursue physics or math. Bezos then did some “soul searching” and changed his stream to electrical engineering and computer science, Gadgets Now reported.
The business tycoon also believes that in most occupations if you’re in the 90th percentile, you’re going to contribute something in your field. However, in theoretical physics, you have to be one of the top 50 in the world or you’re not helping as much. From not being able to solve a math equation to running one of the world’s biggest companies, Jeff Bezos has come a long way. Currently, his net worth is $126 billion.
If Bezos had access to The Encyclopedia of Stem Education Solutions with his Ipad or Fire tablet at www.UTeachStem.com he would have the solution with three clicks. Go to UTeachStem.com, click on Subjects, click on Differential Equations, click on Chapter 38 Partial Differential Equations, click on the solution required for the 18 problems shown,
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