To remember mathematics effectively, mnemonics and visualization are key strategies. Mnemonics involve creating associations or acronyms to link mathematical concepts, while visualization techniques help to form mental images of mathematical ideas. According to a study by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), students who use visualization and mnemonics in their study routines achieve significantly higher test scores compared to those who rely solely on rote memorization (Smith, 2019). This is because mnemonics and visualization enhance memory retention and facilitate the retrieval of information during exams or problem-solving tasks.