I only know precalculus, should I go with Khan Academy?
How should I learn calculus?
Jack Watson
Lucas Clark
You should read the sticky.
John Price
Fuck calculus, go and learn real analysis instead
Carson Wood
Do not take this advice, it is bad advice.
Blake Adams
Calculus: A Modern Approach by Jeff Knisley. Free pdf, good stuff. You're welcome.
Joshua Garcia
Keisler' s Calculus
Anthony Brown
Any great books to learn calculus? im more comfortable with books
Ryan Bailey
Spivak's calculus from chapter 1 to the end will basically teach you everything you need to know before you go to something more interesting desu
Dominic Long
Noah Rivera
This. Calculus is to real analysis what Java is to programming. If you refuse the rigorous approach where you progressively learn to build more and more powerful tools, you are a pussy.
Adrian Brooks
This. It's the clearest and most useful calculus book I've found.
James Stewart
no OP
Is there a Veeky Forums version of the /g/entoomen library torrent? There's no way I can buy a ton of math books and I don't think my local library has them.
John Hall
shut the fuck up. these are the kind of assholes who recommend graduate level analysis textbooks they've never read if someone asks for something introductory.
Hunter Wood
This got me an A
Liam Turner
I recommend this book to anyone wanting a introduction to calculus:
gutenberg.org
Plus, it's in the public domain so if you don't want to pay anything project Gutenberg made a TeX version.
Elijah Bennett
Khan Academy or Stewart's books are good introductory sources, some assholes here will say they are for brainlets, but only genius-like people are able to start directly with advanced books, without a intuitive and easier approach before.
There are other sources, like youtube channels and books, that you can use as a complement to these two. Also make sure to do a lot of exercises.
Dominic Davis
GO FOR:
SPIVAK'S, CALCULUS
Nathaniel Moore
I was going through Apostol, and its very good. But I'm not a math major so doing all of the proofs felt like a bit of a waste of time, so I switched to Stewart. Its not a great book by any means, and don't expect to gain much insight from it. But it is thorough and covers everything you'll need.
Dominic Reyes
Make me, Pajeet. I learned "calculus" through real analysis, and it was easy.
Also,
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>graduate level
Holy shit kys brainlet.
Jonathan Reyes
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Leo Rodriguez
sure thing buddy. i'm sure your friends are all very impressed by all the other bullshit you tell them too.
Christopher Miller
There's no such thing as graduate real analysis
Lucas Ross
That's awesome someone took the time to make all of that.
Does anyone have a source like this for intermediate or advanced stastics?
Hunter Martinez
i want you to copy paste that post into a word file and use ctrl+f to find the word ''real'' in it.
Angel Hernandez
bump
Jack Perry
discover calculus yourself by working with your pre-calc knowledge if you're not a brainlet