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Line 17: follow wikilinks to pages on unfamiliar terms, to orient yourself; look at related pages, either under the "See also" section or using the article's categories. Mathematics is also something that is ''done'' rather than ''read''. A mathematics textbook will contain many problems, and solving them is an essential part of learning mathematics. Wikipedia does not have these; by design, Wikipedia is an encyclopedic reference, [[WP:NOTTEXTBOOK\|not a textbook]]. Wikipedia may ''supplement'' a textbook by explaining key concepts, but it does not ''replace'' a textbook. For those engaged in self-study, Wikipedia's sister projects[[Wikibooks]], [[Wikisource]], and [[Wikiversity]] may help. ==Ways to use Wikipedia==

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