Description:
Plain-English help for students befuddled by the complexities of calculus
Each year, 1 million high school and college students struggle through calculus, the single toughest math class that most people will ever take. Now, For Dummies help is finally on the way. With easy-to-understand explanations, memorable examples, and helpful shortcuts, veteran math teacher Mark Ryan takes the mystery out of calculus concepts and problemseverything from limits, derivatives, and integration to word problems, integral theorems, and conic sections. Best of all, he grounds calculus in the real world, showing why its a key problem-solving tool in most scientific and technical fields. Complete with handy reference tables and formulas, this is an indispensable classroom companion for calculus students everywhere.
- Author:
- Ryan, Mark
- ISBN:
- 9780764524981
- Format:
- Paperback
- Pages:
- 364
- Publish Date:
- 09/09/2003
- Publisher:
- For Dummies
- Language:
- English
Customer Reviews
Most of the time, the thing that really helps you to learn something is a great teacher. When you have a teacher that is, for whatever reason, not able to impart the concepts to you in a way that makes sense you can get frustrated. I like this book because it's written by a funny, great teacher who can be a substitute for a less than dynamic teacher. The examples are good, the language is humorous and memorable. It breaks down concepts in a way that's easy to digest. It's not a replacement for a calculus textbook (it doesn't intend to be), but it is well constructed. The only thing it doesn't have are example problems for you to work out, like a textbook does.
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