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Taking calculus-based physics vs algebra/trig-based physics
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[QUOTE="PhanthomJay, post: 6066147, member: 58874"] You won’t miss a thing. You have the calculus you need for calc based physics, so go for it. Actually, when deriving equations, calc based physics is easier. Now problems may be a bit more difficult, but in an intro physics calc based course, most problems just require algebra and those that require calculus are generally limited to simple derivatives and integrals. Definitely take the calc based course and don’t worry about ever having to take an algebra based course. [/QUOTE]
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