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It would be analogous to saying that without knowing algebra you'd be hard-pressed to solve problems in calculus.
by zeroexzeroone 14y ago
It would be analogous to saying that without knowing algebra you'd be hard-pressed to solve problems in calculus.
- psbp 14y agoI'm not sure what that has to do with thinking. Is there an absence of thinking when solving algebra that only kicks in when solving calculus?
- micampe 14y agoNo, it means that you need to know algebra to be able to think about calculus, not merely having access to an algebra book. Everyone can have access to algebra information, that doesn't mean everyone can solve calculus, as proved by reality.