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I am going to purchase a calculus textbook named "A First Course in Calculus" By Serge Lang, is this a good book for a beginner? I mean, complete beginner? This is my first time being exposed to Calculus. Also, if this is not a beginner friendly book, is there any different textbooks that I...

Okay, haha. Thank you, didn't know that. :)

Do you have to take algebra/trig based physics first in order to understand calculus based physics better? Or is algebra based physics even required for calculus based physics?

What is the best algebra and trigonometry based physics textbook?

Well, I want to develop 3D games, since game developing is the thing that I actually enjoy doing, but to create one, I need a very strong knowledge of geometry, trigonometry, Calculus(physics), and linear algebra, and more. So, nope, I am not doing this because of pressure to get ahead in my...

My school has given me tests and quizzes once a month, to keep track of me, and I scored 100% on every single one of those(Geometry, Algebra 2, Trig).

Well, I'll try my best, I guess.

Definitely. I am interested in all kinds of science and engineering subjects, including, chemistry, physics, chemical engineering, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, and computer science. My ultimate goal is to get into MIT and study these subjects, but to do that, I need to show...

I am in 8th grade, only a couple months away from graduating middle school. And I am going to learn Calculus 1, 2, 3 by reading Thomas's textbook, Stewart's textbook, and Kline's Calculus: An Intuitive and Physical approach. I have already mastered Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 +...

I apologize for not establishing the starting point clearly. According to my own predictions and my pace of learning, I will finish Calculus 1,2,3, and Diff. Eq. by the end of summer break.(All self-taught) I am in 8th grade, and am currently on Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry right now, but I know...

Hello. I will be able to finish Calculus I, II, III, Linear Algebra, and Differential Equations, before I go to high school, yes, I am still in middle school. So, what should I learn after I finish all of those? Some people told me to learn probability/statistics, or some even more advanced...