i suppose higher level math is conceptually learned in a different way than we are accostumed to do with the basic math stuff.
Dont have a clue though, i am just speculating.
Higher level math doesn't even use normal operations and numbers are rare if they even show up. You just have weird letters and squiggles all over the place
Higher level math doesn't even use normal operations and numbers are rare if they even show up. You just have weird letters and squiggles all over the place
it is more about the concepts than the language. One line can be more difficult to grasp, than resolving several strings of operators.
Kudus for your knowledge, i envy you.
Yes, I regularly examine raw imaging data and manipulate it mathematically to come up with pretty pictures to show patients. It also shows them that I'm really smart and know what I'm doing.
Yea, sat in on a physics lecture the first week of my selective. It wasn't something terribly difficult but not something I could jump right into without refreshing and relearning some of the basics.