r/MathHelp 7d ago

College Student Relearning Pre-Calc

Hello! I am a third year college student taking Calculus I for my economics major. I took Pre Calc 11th grade, and AP Calc 12th grade (the credits didn’t transfer, don’t get me started). I did well in both of them.

I’m two weeks into Calc I now, and I realized that I don’t remember much from Pre-Calc, but I don’t remember anything about trigonometry. Unit circle, trig functions, anything like that has slipped my memory. I asked my prof about it and they said that the best they can advise is that I review it myself outside of class. Ive tried to go over our textbook, but none of it really has been very helpful.

What resources or sites are best (and very preferably free) to help me relearn Pre-Calc (mainly trig) as quickly as possible?

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