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4 years ago

Which is harder linear algebra or abstract algebra?

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They both relatively easy depending on how much time you put into understanding but. But if I have to pick which is harder I’d say linear.

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Linear algebra

I've always had trouble with graphs and it's much better if the algebra is similar to arthemetic

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