Hussan ul Maab
PhD student in Maths & Quantum Computing | Expert in SAT, ACT, Calculus (all levels), Algebra, Geometry & Trig, Probability, and many others.




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Hussan ul Maab
Bachelors degree
/ 55 min
Hussan ul - Know your tutor
Hi, Students! I am a passionate mathematics tutor and current PhD student in Mathematics and Quantum Information at Kyung Hee University, South Korea. I hold a Bachelor’s in Computer Science with a strong focus on mathematics from one of Pakistan’s top universities (PIEAS - During my admission, it was ranked 1st in Pakistan). But here’s the twist: I wasn’t always a math genius. In fact, I didn’t fall in love with math until university when I realized that even the toughest problems can be cracked with the right fundamentals and mindset. Now, I do math for a living and love helping students discover how logical and beautiful it really is. How I Teach: I follow an intuitive-first approach, just like my favorite YouTuber, 3Blue1Brown. That means: Concept First – I break down topics clearly before jumping into problems. Visual & Logical Thinking - Learn why a concept works, not just how. Confidence Through Fundamentals - Everything in advanced math is built on basics, such as simple concepts like numbers, matrices, sets, vectors, and angles etc. Master them, and you can solve anything. What I Teach: For Kids, High School and Undergraduates → Kids level maths → Algebra | Geometry | Trigonometry → Pre-Calculus & Calculus (AP & A-Level) → SAT | ACT | GRE | Other Standardized Test Prep → Problem-Solving Techniques for Competitive Exams → Calculus (Single & Multivariable) → Linear Algebra | Differential Equations | Numerical Analysis and any other undergraduate maths courses etc 👨🏫 Why Learn With Me? I teach in a way that’s engaging, relatable, and confidence-building. If you're preparing for competitive exams or just trying to survive your math class, I’ll help you break problems into manageable steps.
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Hussan ul graduated from Pakistan Institute of Engineering and Applied Sciences

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Algebra 2
Arithmetic
Calculus
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Calculus 3

Mathematics concepts taught by Hussan ul
The session focused on advanced mathematics, including a detailed explanation of circular geometry, discussions on topological dimensionality, and a strategic approach to solving problems in higher dimensions. The Student actively engaged in analyzing a complex IMO geometry problem, demonstrating strong problem-solving intuition. For homework, the Student was asked to watch a video on topology and continue working on the IMO problem.
Circular Geometry Essentials
Topological Dimensionality vs. Euclidean Dimension
The Circumcenter and Perpendicular Bisectors
Generalizing to Higher Dimensions: A Problem-Solving Framework
Tackling Advanced Geometry Problems
The Tutor and Student explored an International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) problem centered on number theory concepts, specifically Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) and Least Common Multiple (LCM). They practiced analyzing a recursive process of replacing numbers on a blackboard with their GCD and LCM, using numerical examples to demonstrate the process's termination and the independence of the final product from specific choices. The Tutor encouraged the Student to further explore the problem and similar techniques.
Greatest Common Divisor (GCD)
Invariance of the Final Result
Termination of the Blackboard Process
Blackboard Game: Number Transformation Rule
GCD-LCM Identity
Least Common Multiple (LCM)
The Student and Tutor engaged in a mathematics session, working through several problems from an exam practice. They covered topics including geometry (area and ratios), algebra (solving systems and quadratic equations), and number theory (common divisors). The session concluded with a brief discussion on a combinatorics concept regarding permutations with repeated letters.
Permutations with Repetition
Geometry: Properties of Regular Polygons and Area Ratios
Solving Systems of Linear and Quadratic Equations
Solving Equations with Integer Constraints
Area Calculation for Compound Shapes
Number Theory: Divisibility Rules and Counting Divisors
The Student and Tutor reviewed two homework problems: finding pairs in an arithmetic progression that sum to a specific number, and maximizing the product of three integers with a given sum. They then transitioned to Combinatorics, working on fundamental 'n choose k' concepts and solving problems involving seating arrangements. The session concluded with an introduction to a challenging polynomial division problem, which was set for continuation in the next class.
Arithmetic Progressions & Distinct Integers
Maximizing Products for a Fixed Sum
Permutations and Constrained Seating
Combinations (Choosing Items)
Polynomial Division and Remainder Theorem
The Student and Tutor worked through a series of mathematics problems covering algebra, number theory, and coordinate geometry. They practiced evaluating expressions, solving equations, determining integer properties for rational expressions, and analyzing parabolas. The Tutor assigned two long-form homework questions from a book for the Student to attempt using various techniques.
Logical Deduction for Number Puzzles
Solving Systems of Inequalities with Ratios
Parabolas: Real Roots & the Discriminant
Solving Linear Equations & Y-intercepts
Integer Conditions in Algebraic Fractions
Student and Tutor worked on a variety of mathematics problems, including permutations with constraints, algebraic evaluations, identifying perfect squares, and solving systems of linear equations. They then moved to a geometry problem involving the area of a triangle within a hexagon, during which the Tutor introduced foundational trigonometric concepts. The Tutor offered to provide a solved version of the geometry problem for the Student to review.
Permutations with Restrictions
Algebraic Expression Evaluation
Solving Systems of Linear Equations by Substitution
Geometric Properties of Regular Hexagons
Introduction to Trigonometric Concepts for Geometry
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