Linear algebra?

steddyeddy

Hey all im just wondering are there any good books out there that explain linear algebra for people who arent very good at math is general?

ray giraffe

The easiest book for linear algebra that I know about is Elementary Linear Algebra by Anton.

Also take a look at http://www.khanacademy.org/#linear-algebra, but remember to look at them in order! (go through first column first)

steddyeddy

ray giraffe wrote: »

The easiest book for linear algebra that I know about is Elementary Linear Algebra by Anton.

Also take a look at http://www.khanacademy.org/#linear-algebra, but remember to look at them in order! (go through first column first)

Thanks for your help Ill look that up! I love the kahn academy. Im a biology student and their videos on bioenergetics were brilliant! Didnt know they dealt with maths but its a welcome surprise!

TheBody

Thats a plus one for Elementary Linear Algebra. Excellent book.

You might like to check out this guy too. Personally I prefer his videos to Khan academy.

http://patrickjmt.com/

Paddy Orwell

Check out free lectures from Gilbert Strang MIT - very popular and very good:
http://videolectures.net/Top/Mathematics/Algebra/

steddyeddy

Im just replying to say thanks for all the links guys. Their a huge help and Im making good progress! Also my lecturer has set up a few sets of webworks problems which are giving me good practice.