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I lucked out and took these courses in order: 1. Algebra-based "just apply the formula" d=vt, y=v_0*t+gt^2/2. 2. Calc I, where the previous formulas now made
by joeframbach 3y ago
I lucked out and took these courses in order:
1. Algebra-based "just apply the formula" d=vt, y=v_0*t+gt^2/2.
2. Calc I, where the previous formulas now made complete sense and served as mnemonics.
3. Calc-based stats, calc-based physics.
I'd recommend this to anyone.
- pro-kythera 3y ago> 1. Algebra-based "just apply the formula" d=vt, y=v_0*t+gt^2/2. Referring to an algebra-based physics class? Now also move the notion "include the units and they must work out" back to intro algebra classes, and kids could have a superpower in solving word problems.