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Most difficult math branch?

Asked by jayneesacote about 1 year ago, 3 answers.

Which is the most difficult math branch? Algebra, geometry, calculus or trigonometry.. I'm taking intermidiate algebra and geometry right now and im so hating geometry.. You may think im a geek but I just looove algebra.. But not geometry since you cant...

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Answered by ae_ninja on Sep 30, 2008, 06:15AM
326 answers

The hardest is easily Calculus. at my school the course is called Calculus and Vectors ... either that or advanced functions.

Answered by bimjob on Sep 30, 2008, 08:18AM
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Calc by far.
I love math and had no problem with algebra, trig, geometry, and even fundamental analysis. Then fell on my face with calc. Be prepared to study.
(As a side note my daughter wanted to take Calc 3 to boost her GPA!! Go figure.)
Good Luck!!

Answered by polystyrenehigh on Nov 10, 2009, 04:12PM
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I think geometry is the hardest I really had no idea what my teacher was saying the entire time. fundamental calculus is hard but I find practical calculus (in macroeconomics) is easier/tolerable so thoug calculus is difficult, at least it has a branch I understand. But geometry? None. Haha

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