>tfw brainlet >can't learn with a real book for grown

if you get it don't do the excersizes

>"Hey, this learning method isn't working for me..."
>"Better keep doing it, haha maybe /sci/ is right, I'm a brainlet!"

Stop coming here. Honestly, it's for your health at this point.

>>8729489
Bullshit, OP you need to do at least 10 exercises.

Are the exercises in Linear Algebra Done Right supposed to be this hard or am I just a brainlet?

>>8731018
Its always hard in the beginning its like learning a new language

Deal with it

>>8731027
I'm just wondering if they should be this difficult to start or if I'm missing some prerequisite information

I worked through How To Prove It and I've already learned Calc I - III but I can only really get ~1/2 the exercises correct in each section.

>>8731035
>learned calc 3
>can integrate over n dimensional manifolds
>struggles with linear algebra
Somehow I don't believe you, at all, in the slightest.

>>8731045
>assuming that an american learned what the rest of the world learned

>>8729471
>>have to plow through 80+ "exercises" per section on stewart books

You should always do all the exercises my man. I remember how I learned all of linear algebra from a book and next month I had forgotten all of its essence. All I have now are vague ideas of some definitions and the skill to reduce matrices. My mistake? I didn't do many problems. I did like 2 problems per problem set. Looking back, that was so retarded and an obvious symptom of my youth.

Now I do all the problems of the books I read and you should too, and if you think your book's problems are brainlet problems then find a new book.

>>8731047
This desu.