2009-09-28, 03:29 AM
Dusk Wrote:Until you get to Linear Algebra >:
That was build-up too. You've been working with systems of equations since algebra 2... algebra 1 too iirc. It's just not until linear algebra that you can finally start doing something with them.
Calc bc was rape for me but my biggest problem was knowing which integration technique to use depending on what the equation was. Especially in a test, if you used to wrong technique, you just wasted 5 minutes so you really gotta familiarize yourself with the methods and when to use which ones.
I don't know why people in this thread are saying calc bc is like just calc ab. Calc ab is a joke. I don't know why the system doesn't teach that as a regular high school course. Calc bc is when math gives you an intro of its abstraction with the series and "integrating infinity".

