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Topic	Am I the only one who finds linear algebra harder than integral calculus?
scar the 1 02/09/18 10:23:07 AM #32:	TrumpTrain posted... The amount of memorization required for linear algebra is a lot higher than integral calculus. You could derive most of the calculus formulas yourself when you got stuck during test, but if you forget even just 1 important property of vectors, that question is gone. I completely disagree. In fact I think that most things you memorize in linear algebra are quite easy to show. However in calc it's a nightmare to show e.g., the substitution needed for indefinite integral of dx/sqrt(a+x), so you're better off just remembering that shit. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two. <cite>scar the 1 posted [p:895760744] in Am I the o... [t:76293612]...</cite> <quote><cite>TrumpTrain posted...</cite> <quote>The amount of memorization required for linear algebra is a lot higher than integral calculus. You could derive most of the calculus formulas yourself when you got stuck during test, but if you forget even just 1 important property of vectors, that question is gone.</quote> I completely disagree. In fact I think that most things you memorize in linear algebra are quite easy to show. However in calc it's a nightmare to show e.g., the substitution needed for indefinite integral of dx/sqrt(a+x), so you're better off just remembering that shit. --- Everything has an end, except for the sausage. It has two.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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