What kind of math class should a pharmacist take?

A pharmacist need not know math for his job. So if he is personally interested in math, he may take the preliminary classes of math according to his standard of math.

I strongly suggest you know the basics of algebra. The basics include knowing how to solve the following equation for x: 3x + 5(2x+1) = 2.5x-4 If you don't, take algebra. On a side note, I always recommend knowing precalculus or calculus.

That is based on my own personal opinion in that I feel that at some point all people should learn more math than they are subjected to in their careers, just so they get theoretical applications to the content from previously taken classes and so they can pass a different way of thinking onto their kids.

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