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Any Website to learn calculus?
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http://www.mathtv.com covers almost everything (except stats) covered on the quantitative section, from basic math to calculus, and its FREE once you register. The tutor is actually the author of the textbook i used in my trig class.
p.s; scroll down for the Calculus section.
The Kaplan book is not enough. Are you taking Calculus next semester? If you are, i suggest buying the required textbook early, or get one from the library, so you can practice a few problems
p.s; scroll down for the Calculus section.
The Kaplan book is not enough. Are you taking Calculus next semester? If you are, i suggest buying the required textbook early, or get one from the library, so you can practice a few problems
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Learn calculus in 1 month is possible, but it will be hard to retain the knowledge.
Schaum's Outline series is pretty cheap and does a nice job. You could pick up one of these books and learn calc in a month, I bet.
I hope this website helps you out a bit.
http://www.sosmath.com/calculus/calculus.html
http://www.sosmath.com/calculus/calculus.html
I think you're better off using lessons that are organized: A textbook could help you with this.
You can find a couple of free textbooks online. Just google "free calculus textbooks" or something like that.
You may find it helpful to use Calculus Phobe for the introductory material, as their material is pretty short and straight to the point.
You can find a couple of free textbooks online. Just google "free calculus textbooks" or something like that.
You may find it helpful to use Calculus Phobe for the introductory material, as their material is pretty short and straight to the point.