Math and Grade Level on these Terms?

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July 16th 2010, 03:51 AM
GreyWolf

Math and Grade Level on these Terms?
What type of math and grade level can someone learn, what some of the following terms listed mean, simplified ?
Can anyone recommend any books ?
- Transpose
- Maximum in Set
- Set Or
- Dot Product
- Are Parallel
- Cross Product
- Array Product
- Array Sub Indices
- etc
- etc
July 16th 2010, 04:19 AM
mr fantastic
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Originally Posted by GreyWolf

What type of math and grade level can someone learn, what some of the following terms listed mean, simplified ?
Can anyone recommend any books ?

Transpose
Maximum in Set
Set Or
Dot Product
Are Parallel
Cross Product
Array Product
Array Sub Indices
etc
etc
Most of these terms are met when studying vectors and matrices. The grade level depends on what education system you come from.
July 16th 2010, 05:27 AM
Swlabr
Quote:
Originally Posted by GreyWolf

What type of math and grade level can someone learn, what some of the following terms listed mean, simplified ?
Can anyone recommend any books ?

Transpose
Maximum in Set
Set Or
Dot Product
Are Parallel
Cross Product
Array Product
Array Sub Indices
etc
etc
Any book on introductory linear algebra should cover all of these. The Schaum's outline series are usually quite good, while a lot of my friends used this one (E F Robertson is a Scottish chap, so naturally the book is recommended in most Scottish uni's). There is also a more advanced version of the second book.

Where did you come across the term `maximum in a set'?
July 16th 2010, 11:46 AM
GreyWolf

Thank you for the book suggestions. I've only glanced at the books suggested thus far, hopefully they are easy to understand any more options I'd be interested in :)