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How to prepare for differential equations?
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[QUOTE="Joppy, post: 5464715, member: 568509"] As Jedishrfu has mentioned, revising the calculus content you covered is a good start. D.E's will come much easier to you if you aren't fiddling around trying to come to terms with calculus. Unless you have time, i wouldn't worry about trying study ahead for D.E's, at least, no technical studies. Getting an idea of what the topic is all about would be good though. [/QUOTE]
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