calculus (1 Viewer)

[x.glam]

i need help. i dont know anything and i dont get this. anything like any great links you know would be sooo welcome.

 

[ellen.louise]

i need help. i dont know anything and i dont get this. anything like any great links you know would be sooo welcome.

what part don't you get? a little more specific, plz!!!

 

[x.glam]

what aspect.. hmm. i dont really know actually. my textbook is kind of bad, it hardly covers it. so i just wanted to see if there was any good online web that could guide me through everything pretty much. by the way, thanks for responding so quickly!

 

[elseany]

what year are you in?

 

[Forbidden.]

what aspect.. hmm. i dont really know actually. my textbook is kind of bad, it hardly covers it. so i just wanted to see if there was any good online web that could guide me through everything pretty much. by the way, thanks for responding so quickly!

Maths in Focus ?

 

[x.glam]

yr 11. yeah thats the one.

 

[jb_nc]

maths in focus explains calculus fine. try harder.

 

[SoulSearcher]

This site might help, from the front page just click on the "Limits" link on top of the page and go from there.

This site might also help.

 

[eam]

I used this site. It came in quite handy http://www.calculus-help.com/funstuff/phobe.html

 

[Forbidden.]

maths in focus explains calculus fine. try harder.

apparently i had to admit it kind of does, but almost completely satisfied with its calculus explanations ...

 

[ianc]

it's good that you know you dont understand it, and want to......a lot of students won't understand it but just go along anyway, like learn how to differentiate/integrate without truly understand what is going on.

as eam mentioned, this site does look really good
http://www.calculus-help.com/funstuff/phobe.html

you don't necessarily need to understand all the stuff like the intermediate value theorem (but that should be obvious anyway), but as a 2unit student you are expected to understand the concept of limits and differentiation from first principles (ie "the difference quotient" section on the calculus-help site)


keep up the good work and you will thank yourself later!

 

[Forbidden.]

it's good that you know you dont understand it, and want to......a lot of students won't understand it but just go along anyway, like learn how to differentiate/integrate without truly understand what is going on.

as eam mentioned, this site does look really good
http://www.calculus-help.com/funstuff/phobe.html

you don't necessarily need to understand all the stuff like the intermediate value theorem (but that should be obvious anyway), but as a 2unit student you are expected to understand the concept of limits and differentiation from first principles (ie "the difference quotient" section on the calculus-help site)


keep up the good work and you will thank yourself later!

BOOKMARKED.

Either you or jyu posted this wonderful link:
http://calc101.com/webMathematica/derivatives.jsp

 

[ianc]

i think it was jyu who posted that....

but i have always been a big fan of "The Integrator", which is a similar thing but obviously integrates instead of differentiates.........

http://integrals.wolfram.com/index.jsp

 

[Forbidden.]

i think it was jyu who posted that....

but i have always been a big fan of "The Integrator", which is a similar thing but obviously integrates instead of differentiates.........

http://integrals.wolfram.com/index.jsp

BOOKMARKED.
encore, keep it up.