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11 years ago
I have taken both classes, but it has been a while. So when I was asked this question, I didn't know how to respond. Upon investigation, Im having trouble finding any information out there on this topic. I know that linear algebra is the study of lines and vectors, and calc is more about rates of change...

IDK....can you help?

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11 years ago
None. They are two separate concepts in mathematics.
Linear Algebra will help you solve expressions of degree one.
If you want to solve functions with degree 2 or more, you are suppose to use calculus.
Calculus, on the other hand, is completely different, one is used as a measure of change (Derivatives) and other one to describe total amount of change (Integrals) that is brought about by changes in parameters.
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