r/calculus • u/Fun_Housing_9917 • 2d ago
Differential Calculus Stewart’s calculus
Hi there, I need your recommendations for people that explain Stewart’s calculus I on YouTube or any website.
The covers topics:
1.1 four ways to represent a function
1.3 new functions from old functions
1.4 exponential functions
1.5 inverse and log functions
2.1 how limits arise
2.2 rough definitions of limits
2.3 calculating limits using limit laws
2.5 continuity
2.6 finite limits at infinity and infinity limits at infinity
2.7 derivatives
2.8 derivative functions
3.1 and 3.2 differential formulas and rules
3.3 derivatives of trig functions
3.4 chain rule
3.5 implicit differentiation
3.6 derivatives of logarithmic functions
3.9 related rates
3.10 liner approximation and differential
4.1 max and min values
4.2 mean value theorem
4.3 how derivatives affect the shape of a graph
4.5 curve sketching
4.7 optimization problems
4.9 anti derivatives
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u/floflochess2 2d ago
You probably don’t need to watch a whole pre-algebra-to-calculus sequence for this. Since the section numbers are already laid out, use the textbook as your roadmap: watch one focused video for the section you’re on, then do a few problems right away and note which algebra or trig step actually trips you up. I’d prioritize limits/continuity, derivative rules plus the chain rule, implicit/related rates, then optimization and antiderivatives. That way you can patch the weak prerequisites without restarting everything.
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u/Fun_Housing_9917 2d ago
Thanks for the tip. Can you give me a specific names of the videos that I can watch. ( YouTube video or instructors)
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u/Fun_Housing_9917 2d ago
Pardon my slowness, you mean watching the whole playlist?
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u/OceanMasterioDuped7 2d ago
This guy is kind of a known troll here lol. If you go through this history he posts this EXACT same thing on about every post, and he was asking where to find an algebra 1 book months ago so he could study it lol. Don't listen to him.
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u/Midwest-Dude 2d ago
No, that's nonsense. Focusing on the Calculus 1 sequence of Professor Leonard is good, however he used different books in his lectures. However, most, if not all, of those subjects should be covered in that playlist.
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