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Out of interest, does learning linear algebra in this way give you a deeper sense of linear algebra? Do you think you think you are able to formulate other prob
by usgroup 8y ago
Out of interest, does learning linear algebra in this way give you a deeper sense of linear algebra? Do you think you think you are able to formulate other problems more effectively in terms of LA as a result?
- ChicagoBoy11 8y agoAbsolutely. Like, for the average school kid learning about vector multiplication or dot products of things of this kind are so abstract and seem kinda pointless. But the way he taught it, we had a problem in terms of making things look real. And the math was motivated as a strategy to solving those issues. Based on the real world problem, it was great to develop intuition for the results.
- crimsonalucard 8y agoI would say no. It's just affine transformations on a vector. Deeper knowledge requires actual study of LA.