when you use it, you remember it. when you don't use it, you forget it. so, the only way is practice.

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Here's how I memorize alphabets: I use a stack of index cards to make flash cards. Each card has a letter on one side and the name of the letter on the other side. I go through the stack and try to name each letter. If I know a letter really well, I put the card at the back of the stack. If I don't know it well, I put the card in the middle of the stack or near the front, so I will see it again soon. If I want to memorize the way a symbol is written, I use flash cards and a dry-erase board. For me, mathematical equations are different. I try to understand the way it was created, so that if I forget a part I can recreate it. If the equation is too difficult for that, then I think the best way to memorize is to use it a lot. Write it on a sheet of paper in front of you, and then solve a lot of problems with it. Each time you use it, write it out completely. If you need equations for a test, be sure to review them right before the test. When you get the test paper, immediately write all your equations on the test before you start doing the problems. That way you won't forget them when you need them. If you want, you can erase them after you finish the test.