SammichEater wrote:
I was going to say yes, but if you're doing multivariable calculus at age 15, that just blows my mind. I'm 17 and I'm taking precalculus right now. So far it's been extremely easy for me, but we haven't gotten to the good stuff yet. On the subject of doing calculations in my head, I suck at that. My brain is not a calculator, but I do seem to have a much greater understanding of the concepts than everyone else in my class, and I put minimal effort into doing my homework, never study, and I've had crappy math teachers for the past 6 years.
I'm homeschooled, though. Therefore, I have much more time to stick with things and can move on at any time. Some teachers teach at a slow pace; other teachers teach at a fast pace and no one understands them. Please do not construct analogies between you and I. That is not what this post is for.
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