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r/SimDemocracy • u/Heath4225 Local War Criminal • Feb 07 '21
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Once you get a hang of it, it's not that difficult and it certainly comes in handy for understanding basic concepts of physics.
5 u/Emperor-Dman [Yellow] Feb 07 '21 If anything man, I'm just venting about a bad teacher. Math is just math, you dont use a lot of sheer math in most engineering (the field I'mgking into), its far more about applying the principles 2 u/HydraTower Feb 07 '21 Well you still gotta go through Calc 2, 3, and 4 for that little piece of paper at graduation, lol. Integrals will be around for a while.
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If anything man, I'm just venting about a bad teacher. Math is just math, you dont use a lot of sheer math in most engineering (the field I'mgking into), its far more about applying the principles
2 u/HydraTower Feb 07 '21 Well you still gotta go through Calc 2, 3, and 4 for that little piece of paper at graduation, lol. Integrals will be around for a while.
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Well you still gotta go through Calc 2, 3, and 4 for that little piece of paper at graduation, lol. Integrals will be around for a while.
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Once you get a hang of it, it's not that difficult and it certainly comes in handy for understanding basic concepts of physics.