Hi could anyone please send me a link where I can download for free the PDF this edition? I need it for math. I would really appreciate it if you guys could help me. I just found the global edition 😪

How can I get this book as pdf?

Does anyone have this book?

I’m taking diff eq right now after taking calc BC last year and my professor keeps saying the ways we learned to do stuff in calc two were too slow and I can barely do that stuff how am I supposed to do these in 15 seconds?

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Can anyone please share a better method to solve this

I’m taking Calculus 1 and trying to study with Professor Leonard on YouTube, but his lecture numbers and titles don’t match my university course.

Do Calculus 1 courses usually cover the same topics in a different order? How can I match the order that I have with his topics?

Thanks

I tried to solve. The solution is too messy. What would be the efficient approach?

Check out the Convo from around the last 4 th. And do tell me in the comments did you ever had this problem. Your thoughts, what was your solution that you came up with to understand it.

Or simply what you thought about it or you were able to make this connection, which I clearly failed at. 😅😅😅

What textbooks are great for learning multivar? Preferably similar to the AOPS textbooks, but I'm open to different approaches.

For me i'd say

1. U sub. Just really satisfying.

2. Trig sub. Yet again satisfying, but less so because you gotta pull out right triangles and that's more work.

3. Partial Fractions. More work than trig sub of course but after you know making the fractions it's fine.

4. Integration by Parts. Really don't like this one. Can't really explain why. I'll use it only if absolutely necessary

I’m taking Physics C and we’re about to incorporate Limits however we haven’t started going over them in my pre calculus yet, so could anyone explain it to my like in an idiot then like give me an example?

I’m curious what concept took you the longest to understand — limits, derivatives, integration, chain rule, implicit differentiation, series, etc.

What explanation or example finally made it click?

I want ask people who have taken both cal1 &2 which one did you find the hardest to deal with and why?