A Summary of Calculus
by Karl Heinz Dovermann
Publisher: University of Hawaii 2003
Number of pages: 164
Description:
The author introduces limits and derivatives as basic concepts of calculus, provides some rules for their computations, discusses some uniqueness properties of solutions of differential equations, geometric properties of graphs, introduces the ideas of the definite and the indefinite integral, etc.
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