im doing linear algebra advanced but normal differential calculus..is that such a good idea? is adv linear algebra easier than adv differential calculus? Because on enrolment day when i was receiving special permission, the old lady for some reason suggested that i shouldnt do adv differential calculus as a 3 unit student because i'd be 'lost'...is that true? or should i just disregard her advice and change my diff calc to adv diff calc as well?
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Advanced Maths Dilemma ??? (1 Viewer)
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consideringscaling and all, id go for adv. if you can do adv for other maths why not. just work at it so you get a good grasp for it. i think youll find its worth it, particularly if you like maths.garry007 said:
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Or maybe he shouldn't be tutoring maths...SeDaTeD said:
EDIT: And linear algebra draws upon the 4u concept of vectors.
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Oh, and looking at past normal and adv level calculus papers, I must say that the normal level is nowhere near the difficulty of 4unit (as in, considering material taught and how much problem solving is required in questions). Adv level, well I haven't seen anything along the lines of q8 equivalents.