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I am a high school student who is planning to start Young and Freedman’s University Physics out of personal interest. However, I am not sure what level of math is required for the book.
I haven’t learned Calculus yet, so I’m planning to study Strang’s Calculus alongside Young’s University Physics. I am the planning to do the chapter about Differential Equations in James Nearing’s Mathematical Methods Of Physics.
I’m not sure, however, if I need anymore math for Uni Physics. The 2 areas I’m particularly concerned about are linear algebra and partial differential equations. Strang only has I think 1 chapter about vectors and matrices, and it only has 10 pages about linear algebra, specifically linear algebra in 3 dimensions. And also, do I need to study partial differential equations for Young’s University Physics? If so, what linear algebra and pde books would you recommend for me to learn these topics?
Thank you in advance.
I haven’t learned Calculus yet, so I’m planning to study Strang’s Calculus alongside Young’s University Physics. I am the planning to do the chapter about Differential Equations in James Nearing’s Mathematical Methods Of Physics.
I’m not sure, however, if I need anymore math for Uni Physics. The 2 areas I’m particularly concerned about are linear algebra and partial differential equations. Strang only has I think 1 chapter about vectors and matrices, and it only has 10 pages about linear algebra, specifically linear algebra in 3 dimensions. And also, do I need to study partial differential equations for Young’s University Physics? If so, what linear algebra and pde books would you recommend for me to learn these topics?
Thank you in advance.