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All of the comments here are valuable advice. Perhaps the only things to add are that learning math is cumulative, and learning math is like learning a new lan
by jschveibinz 5y ago
All of the comments here are valuable advice. Perhaps the only things to add are that learning math is cumulative, and learning math is like learning a new language. In other words, the more difficult concepts are usually built on other fundamental concepts. Be sure to build your foundation carefully, and if you have difficulty with any concept, look for your holes in understanding and don’t be deterred or discouraged from going back and relearning the fundamentals. Find your process and stick with it. Good luck.
- pretzell 5y agoWhere OP is at, I wouldnt say it's necessarily cumulative. To learn linear algebra you dont really need trig or calculus