[DragonClaw]

Heh. We already learned induction in my Algebra II class.

[adwight]

Thanks to u Goober, I got a 10/10 on my assignment.  Thanks bro.

[Goober5000]

Cool. You're welcome.

[Col. Fishguts]

Originally posted by PhReAk
i'm taking discrete math in the fall, my linear algebra prof said were going to do a lot of induction.

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YUCK ...been there, done that.....and hated it passionately

"How many ways are there to [insert stupid expression including stuff like arranging/coloring/partitioning/counting] ?"

And group theory is pretty abstract, but not as boring as the counting problems.

Anyway...good luck.

[kode]

me, I must say that I like discrete maths more than any other branch of math I've had the joy to encounter so far. at least you don't have to integrate and stuff all the time.

[adwight]

I get the feeling that I've only begun to get my feet wet with this math stuff.

[mikhael]

Well, considering the work of Godel, pretty much no matter where you look in math, you'll only be "getting your feet wet".

Math is beautiful and perfect and completely impossible to know completely.

[Langy]

at least you don't have to integrate and stuff all the time.

Bah. Integration=fun. Not all that difficult, either, when you know the formulas.

[Kazan]

integration is easy when you're not integrating Sin^3(x)*Cos^7(x) - or some fractional ****

[kode]

Originally posted by Kazan
integration is easy when you're not integrating Sin^3(x)*Cos^7(x) - or some fractional ****

which was practically all we did under the analysis course.

[mikhael]

Integration is pretty easy as long as you A) remember the chain rule and B) remember how to derive the trigonmetric integrals.