I was wondering if someone could look at the contents of my linear algebra book and tell me if there are any sections that I don't need for studying physics.
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I was wondering if someone could look at the contents of my linear algebra book and tell me if there are any sections that I don't need for studying physics. 
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anonymous · Answer

Physics at which level?

anonymous · Answer

I would eventually like to go to the highest level of physics.  I don't know if I will get there but I want to keep open the possibility of getting there.  I'm just doing this for fun.  I don't want to be a professional physicist but I want to be able to read scholarly articles in physics mostly on Big Bang Theory, Cosmology and the ultimate building blocks of the universe.

anonymous · Answer

I think you won't need determinants and matrices

unklerhaukus · Answer

You will certainly need determinants and matrices

anonymous · Answer

@unkleRhaukus: I don't know.i am just a high school student.In this case,i think yours is the best answer.

unklerhaukus · Answer

All these topics are very important

anonymous · Answer

focus on probability

anonymous · Answer

nah...just kidding