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Is calculus or combinatorics harder?

Of course, most people know how to count, but combinatorics applies mathematical operations to count quantities that are much too large to be counted the conventional way. Combinatorics is especially useful in computer science.

Is linear algebra the hardest math class?

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Does combinatorics use linear algebra?

Combinatorics is, arguably, the most difficult subject in mathematics, which some attribute to the fact that it deals with discrete phenomena as opposed to continuous phenomena, the latter being usually more regular and well behaved.

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