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Topic	Am I the only one who finds linear algebra harder than integral calculus?
MacadamianNut3 02/07/18 4:29:10 PM #21:	Realizing what the determinant is made matrix inverses obvious to me and why a matrix with a 0 determinant doesn't have an inverse (there's no transformation you can use to take an area squashed down to zero and blow it back up to its original size. You lost at least 1 dimension) If only it was explained like this to me 10 years ago --- Roll Tide & Go Irish <cite>MacadamianNut3 posted [p:895653233] in Am I the o... [t:76293612]...</cite> <quote>Realizing what the determinant is made matrix inverses obvious to me and why a matrix with a 0 determinant doesn't have an inverse (there's no transformation you can use to take an area squashed down to zero and blow it back up to its original size. You lost at least 1 dimension) If only it was explained like this to me 10 years ago --- Roll Tide & Go Irish</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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