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Im about to finish calc 1 but idk if I wanna learn calc 2 next or so something different first, app it's way shorter than calc 1 so I wanna know if it's worth doing quickly
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Yes, it's not too difficultIm about to finish calc 1 but idk if I wanna learn calc 2 next or so something different first, app it's way shorter than calc 1 so I wanna know if it's worth doing quickly
I use Kahn academy for maths and the course is tiny compared to calc 1, is it worth looking for a different one if this is the xasenot rlly
it’s rlly long though
how was calc 1? howd u do in it?
you’re better off going through a book like james stewartI use Kahn academy for maths and the course is tiny compared to calc 1, is it worth looking for a different one if this is the xase
It works differently in the UK but my a levels are next year and I've got over 90 percent in all the past papers I've done, I'm doing calc online so I haven't done any exams for it yethow was calc 1? howd u do in it?
Love bro, I'm always worried that w Kahn I'm doing things wo fully understanding it so it's propably worth it to get thatyou’re better off going through a book like james stewart
khan’s rlly isn’t the best for calc series
could use it as a warmup though
most professors/teachers don’t rlly go over everything in one courseLove bro, I'm always worried that w Kahn I'm doing things wo fully understanding it so it's propably worth it to get that
In terms of doing it for the sake of improving my ability for most jobs, do you think the Kahn course is sufficient? The one I'm doing covers most the definitions and the proofs and a bit of differential equations I thinkmost professors/teachers don’t rlly go over everything in one course
all depends on what units they rlly wanna go over
could use khans to build some foundation but it never rlly goes more into depth like books would
datemost professors/teachers don’t rlly go over everything in one course
all depends on what units they rlly wanna go over
could use khans to build some foundation but it never rlly goes more into depth like books would
know the convergent tests and it's doneIm about to finish calc 1 but idk if I wanna learn calc 2 next or so something different first, app it's way shorter than calc 1 so I wanna know if it's worth doing quickly
still pretty sufficient enoughIn terms of doing it for the sake of improving my ability for most jobs, do you think the Kahn course is sufficient? The one I'm doing covers most the definitions and the proofs and a bit of differential equations I think
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Idk if I acc wanna go to uni, it dosent seem like it's worth the money or the timestill pretty sufficient enough
ig you’ll have familiarity or something when you start actually taking calc 2
way easier since it’s rlly long
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maybe it’s different where you’re at but you spend 4-6 years studycucking if you’re a stem student, had to spend 1.5 years taking remedial classes because the highschool i went to was so bad, didn’t even have a proper highschool algebra course. if you can take a gap year or something, spend that year trying to fix your looks, no point in going to uni with shit looks, it’s just an extension of highschool except people have more freedom. if you already know your looks are holding you back, going in before fixing that just makes the whole experience feel isolating as fuck while you’re simultaneously drowning in coursework and debt. no point in spending your early 20s miserable and coping with “just focus on studies bro” while watching everyone else actually live the social life you wanted. you’ll end up just struggling with your courses because of your lack of social/dating life. hard to care about studying differential equations when you’re invisible socially and romantically and have nothing rewarding waiting for you outside of academics. then people act surprised when someone burns out or drops out halfway through the degree. most people can’t just suppress every social and emotional need for years and still function perfectly.Idk if I acc wanna go to uni, it dosent seem like it's worth the money or the time
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I don't care about social life I want to reach peak human intelligence, I have a few foids alr and matesmaybe it’s different where you’re at but you spend 4-6 years studycucking if you’re a stem student, had to spend 1.5 years taking remedial classes because the highschool i went to was so bad, didn’t even have a proper highschool algebra course. if you can take a gap year or something, spend that year trying to fix your looks, no point in going to uni with shit looks, it’s just an extension of highschool except people have more freedom. if you already know your looks are holding you back, going in before fixing that just makes the whole experience feel isolating as fuck while you’re simultaneously drowning in coursework and debt. no point in spending your early 20s miserable and coping with “just focus on studies bro” while watching everyone else actually live the social life you wanted. you’ll end up just struggling with your courses because of your lack of social/dating life. hard to care about studying differential equations when you’re invisible socially and romantically and have nothing rewarding waiting for you outside of academics. then people act surprised when someone burns out or drops out halfway through the degree. most people can’t just suppress every social and emotional need for years and still function perfectly.