Geometreh!

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Oh Snoink,

Wait until you play with ODEs and, namely, systems of ODEs and PDEs. Then you get into linear algebra--vectors, matrices and tensors abound! N-dimensional Euclidean space and eigenvalues and eigenvectors! Yipee!
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MisterWaffles wrote:I did Alg. I and II already...I wish they would just let me go to pre-cal or something. x.x


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Dream Deep wrote:
MisterWaffles wrote:I did Alg. I and II already...I wish they would just let me go to pre-cal or something. x.x


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No, don't run. Come closer. Math is fun.

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Oh, math in general is perfectly awesome, but not calculus... -_-




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Woo! I got a 100 on my first geometry test!

Raising my average from 82 to a 98! HALLELUJAH!




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Congratulations, Waffles!
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W00t!!!! *smile turns to sulk* That just reminds me how much geometry I have to do...:(
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David Guinness wrote:I'm so glad I'm in Algebra II now. :D

Sorry, guys. :D


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