I've had Calculus III in the past, but I ended up making a D in the class due to a lower grade earlier in the semester, so I have to retake it again. This semester I'm set to retake Calculus III and Linear Algebra. Looking at it from a comparison standpoint, how does Linear Algebra compare to the first three classes of the Calculus Series, and which on would it line up with comparing difficulty?
Thanks!!!
Thanks!!!
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Usually people find Linear Algebra easier than calculus and it is even part of some high school honors courses. Solve for X, Y, and Z for three equations in three unknowns, and usually the exponents of the variables are 1. (not quadratic, cubed, etc.)
Can you visualize a plane when someone gives you an equation like aX + bY + cZ = d? if so, you will find linear algebra easy. Even if not, if you like solving those equation sets, it will be easy.
Can you visualize a plane when someone gives you an equation like aX + bY + cZ = d? if so, you will find linear algebra easy. Even if not, if you like solving those equation sets, it will be easy.