How do I improve my calculus skills, Veeky Forums?

How do I improve my calculus skills, Veeky Forums?
First year of college and I'm taking Economics with maths.

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>How do I improve my calculus skills, Veeky Forums?
Practice.

Do you have any particular practice sheet in mind?

>Do you have any particular practice sheet in mind?
Open any calculus textbook and go to the exercise sections.

I've already done my textbook exercises.

If you're still shit after that, then you're fucked.

>I've already done my textbook exercises.
Open another textbook.

I'm not shit. I want to do better. 1st year calc is high school level.

Crack open a physics book and apply calculus.

Just solve a lot of problems. That's how you get good at anything in math. But ofcourse if you don't know how to solve them first you should read the theory until you understand how to solve the problems.

do some AP FRQ problems then. They cover calc I & 2

>tfw read the theory but still don't know how to do the problem

fpbp

this there is no secret

calculus sucks and its not math

Watch professor leonard.
He provides a good foundation for actually solving the problems.
Also 97.68% of people who ask this question and then respond saying they've done the problems have had their notes out guiding them. Try to get to the point where you do not have to look at your notes to solve problems.

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Depends on what level of calculus you're talking about. Usually the best method for integral and differential calculus is to bang out tons of problems until you're good at it.

go online and them then do more

I second this, just finished Calc 2 last semester and got a 95 on it solely from watching his videos. He helped me understand the concepts geometrically which I felt like my professor failed to convey. Also, Calculus - Spivak or Apostle. They helped a ton.

>mrw you didn't read "until you understand it"

This seems so obvious now, thanks

he’s right tho, if you can comfortably and regularly solve calculus based physics/dynamics problems, odds are you know your shiet