berrytrain
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I went to college in my thirties without ever taking an algerbra course in my life, including high school. The first class I took was "College Algerbra". Apparently it's not rocket science because I was
able to pass it with a C. But starting from college algerbra, I missed out on a lot of foundation experience in math. I want to start from scratch, and work my way to the top of the math progressions.
Is Calculus the top? And pre algerbra the beginning? (of course, basic mathmathics would be the first step).
able to pass it with a C. But starting from college algerbra, I missed out on a lot of foundation experience in math. I want to start from scratch, and work my way to the top of the math progressions.
Is Calculus the top? And pre algerbra the beginning? (of course, basic mathmathics would be the first step).