/sci/ someone has asked me to teach them Physics.
I've been floating the idea around in my head assuming this person knows a minute amount of math.
I'm pretty confident I can explain quite a bit of trigonometry using the Pythagorean theorem... but then I began thinking about important things like the fundamental theorem of Algebra.
What use would starting off trig related stuff be if this person doesn't understand polynomials?
What should I start with?
Fractions and Parent Functions?
I've been floating the idea around in my head assuming this person knows a minute amount of math.
I'm pretty confident I can explain quite a bit of trigonometry using the Pythagorean theorem... but then I began thinking about important things like the fundamental theorem of Algebra.
What use would starting off trig related stuff be if this person doesn't understand polynomials?
What should I start with?
Fractions and Parent Functions?
