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Psychopathology of Math Professors who cannot admit slant cut of cone is Oval, not ellipse//psychology-math
This is my 285th published book of science.
This book examines why Math professors and even High School teachers refuse to admit slant cut of cone is oval, not ellipse. By giving a psychology answer, more precisely, a psychopathology for why math teachers refuse to correct their mistake, subsequently students suffer in having to learn and be tested upon error laden math.
Cover A picture of a cone with a semi-sphere inside the right-circular cone and nearby a cylinder. I draw the two to your attention because cylinder and ellipse have 2 axes of symmetry, while the cone and oval have just 1 axis of symmetry.
This book examines why Math professors and even High School teachers refuse to admit slant cut of cone is oval, not ellipse. By giving a psychology answer, more precisely, a psychopathology for why math teachers refuse to correct their mistake, subsequently students suffer in having to learn and be tested upon error laden math.
Cover A picture of a cone with a semi-sphere inside the right-circular cone and nearby a cylinder. I draw the two to your attention because cylinder and ellipse have 2 axes of symmetry, while the cone and oval have just 1 axis of symmetry.
46 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 25, 2024
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