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Help on very Basic Calculus

Could someone explain to me how to do calculus at te most basic level and how to understand it, also tell me the terms needed to know?
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Re: Help on very Basic Calculus

Welcome to Hypography, Queztacotl.

The answer to such a question could be very long indeed!

In the simplest manner, you have the notion of functions and the definition of limits, derivatives and integrals. Are you familiar with these?


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I have no notion of any information of Calculus!!!
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Re: Help on very Basic Calculus

Hm. Maybe start with the beginning, then.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calculus


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Re: Help on very Basic Calculus

Yes, thats a good website, is there more advanced topics of Calculus that the basics would not cover, is the whole topic of Calculus a difficult one, by reading information off that website would I be able to solve Mathematical Problems associated with Calculus.
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I don't understand what you're asking, Queztacotl. Calculus isn't something they hand out on plates, it is something you need to learn from someone. Like in school or from a book. Like Qfwfq told you the topic is too broad to give any more meaningful advice than that.


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Re: Help on very Basic Calculus

Yes, I know what ur saying but I have an exam in two and a half years and one topic is Calculus, how would I be able to understand the formula used and how to understand the terms.
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Yes, thats a good website, is there more advanced topics of Calculus that the basics would not cover, is the whole topic of Calculus a difficult one, by reading information off that website would I be able to solve Mathematical Problems associated with Calculus.
MathWorld has everything you want to know about calculus. The presentation is not instructional though. For that you will need a classroom environment. You might find calculus.org helpful as well.


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I have an exam in two and a half years and one topic is Calculus
Two and a half years is plenty of time to learn calculus, if you go about it the right way, even a tiny spot more than the basics.

Currently, what kind of things do you know, besides arithmetic and similar things? Do you know algebra, exponentials logs and trigonometry?


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Re: Help on very Basic Calculus

You see, over in Ireland, there is a Junior Cert and a Leaving Cert. I have completed my junior cert and beginning my Leaving Certificate Course. The Junior Cert course covers a lot of the algebra Eg. Quadratic Equations, and using x all the time. I have done basic trigonometry which involves Cosine Tan and Sine to find angles and lengths of sides, I have done 10 Theorems, Basics of The Line, and Statistics.The Leaving Cert. Course covers everything elso on a higher level Eg, Calculus etc. I havent done Expotential Logs yet. Currently during summer I am supposed to study and in school in September the Maths Teacher will tell us but I don't think there is enough time to cover the whole course and so I want to learn Calculus fully! I know most algebra!
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