Recent content by Voivode

If you've got nothing better to take, I'd say go for it.

Probably angular stuff and gravity.

What would you say would be enough linear algebra?

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I'm a high school student, so my schedule's not nearly as interesting, but meh. Summer (at the community college) Chemistry I Chemistry II Differential Equations Probably some self-studying out of Spivak's Calculus on Manifolds and Lang's Linear Algebra Fall AP World History AP...

I'm a junior taking AP C, and this is (roughly) what we've used calculus for. Mechanics: -Using calculus to go between displacement, velocity and acceleration. -Using calculus to go between angle, angular velocity, and angular acceleration. -Setting up differential equations involving forces...

I'm in AP Physics now, and I was in AP Calculus last year, and I was wondering whether I'd be able to understand this book.

What sort of school can I expect to get into with an SAT score like this? Are there any in particular that have a good mathematics program?

Change csc to (csc^2 + csccot)/(csc + cot). Then use u-substitution.

I've heard that much of higher-level math involves proof-writing. Is there a certain format to follow when doing this?

By most integrals, I was mainly thinking of the ILATE functions. Could those be solved with riemann sums?

Would it be possible to prove most integrals without the FTC using Riemann Sums?

Homework Statement This is just something I've been wondering, but since derivatives have the formula: dy/dx = lim h-> 0 of (f(x+h) - f(x)/h) And that formula can prove a lot of derivatives. Does a similar formula exist that can prove integrals? Homework Equations The Attempt...

I'm just a sophomore now, so I'm not really interested in any colleges in particular. Should I still take the course anyways and hope that in two years that the school that I go to will let me transfer the credits? @thegreenlaser I think there's a placement test administered by the community...

I'm in high school, and right now I'm taking AP Calculus. I'm interested in dual enrolling at a Community College over the summer. I've been looking at their Math selection, and they list Vector Calculus as a course. It sounds, from reading the...