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Linear algebra matters since we always prefer linearity to any other forms because of its simplicity. If something isn't linear, we should transform it into a l
by protez 17y ago
Linear algebra matters since we always prefer linearity to any other forms because of its simplicity. If something isn't linear, we should transform it into a linear form for further examination. That's what calculus does. That's what analysis does. That's the way how we think.