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>>8568887
Reported for lewd content.
Fuck off wanker.

>>8568887

Fuck what I would give to suck that womans feet and smell her butthole.

>>8568891
Nigga are you gay? Probably a Hillary Clinton supporter gay ass liberal

>>8568895
This is a worksafe board. Enjoy ban

>>8568898
Enjoy being a faggot.
And that is work safe you virgin

>>8568910
Lmao thank you^ this dude is definitely a fag I bet he lives in America too, who the fuck is on their computer scrolling 4chan at 4 AM

>>8568926
Im on at 5 on my phone. But I like OPs picture

>>8568944
Sorry I meant "who the fuck is on 4chan at work at 4 AM" I forgot to put the "at work" part in.

>>8568887

Sometimes ODEs or PDEs is called "Advanced Calculus" or "Advanced Engineering Mathematics" but those names could/do mean other things in different universities.

>>8568910
>And that is work safe you virgin
would you honestly look at photos like that at your place of work you fucking dumb cunt?

oh yeah youve probably never had a place of work LMAO HAHA RTOFL CUNT (ur neet)

>>8568958
Fag, you probably make minimum cuck wage

>>8568895
Ameritrash.

>>8568926
>who the fuck is on their computer scrolling 4chan at 4 AM
>American education.

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>>8568926
>I bet
There is no wagering at 4chan, Grandpa.

>>8568887
So if I'm not mistaken, differential equations is just another fancy course name for a continuation of Adcanced calculus...?

Option A.
Calculus == Real Analysis in your uni. Then yes, yes it is.

>Correct me if I'm wrong but I'm pretty sure I'm right because differential equations uses pure calculus and a small tid bit of physics.

Fuck you.

Option B.
Your university is shit and you will spend a whole course on solving shitty equations.

>>8568895
/thread

>>8568895
>liberal

codename for beta. they have no real opinion, they just follow their thought leaders

Differential are somewhat in AP calc BC. We go up to Stokes theorem.

>>8570227
First Order diffeqs and intro to 2nd are usually covered at the end of calc II or calc III

2nd, 3rd, 4th, higher order are covered in "diffeqs" courses.

>>8568887
No. Differential equations is usually as much linear algebra as it is calculus. For a PDEs course, that linear algebra is generally upped to functional analysis.

>>8570230

So Stokes theorem is in calc III? Its in the last chapter of my book called integration in vector fields.

>>8570244
I don't know what country you are in, but in America here is how calculus is broken down by semester:

>Calc I
Limits, differentiation rules, implicit differentiation, mean value/ rolle's theorem, related rates, intro to integration, fundamental theorem of calc
>Calc II
In depth integration techniques, sequences and series, power series and taylor series
>Calc III
Multivariate/ 3D shit: Greens theorem, double/ triple integrals, divergence theorem, vector calc, intro to DiffEqs
>ODE's
Ordinary Differential Equations
>PDE's
Partial Differential Equations
>Analysis Series
Learn to rigorously prove calculus

>>8568895
>Probably
Lrn2probabilly fgt pls

>>8568958
Why you on 4chan at work though.
I wouldn't even utter the word at work never mind scroll through it

>>8570250
In Germany Calc I-III are packed together in one course for CS students and your final exam makes up your whole course grade.

>>8570867
i study physics in germany and our calculus looks very similar.
but i visit "höhere mathematik" (higher mathematics) , which is a mix of calculus and linear algebra, with some more specific topics additionally and less proofs(only a quarter or so of our lectures)

>>8572007
*very similar to the american calculus