A good MAahematical formulae book?

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A student transitioning from biology to molecular nutrition seeks recommendations for a comprehensive mathematical reference book that includes formulas, derivatives, and integrals, ideally with visual aids for better understanding. The discussion highlights the need for a resource that is accessible and user-friendly, with suggestions for books available in Polish or Russian. Two specific books are mentioned as potential options, emphasizing their longstanding presence in the market and relevance for students needing to reinforce their math skills in a scientific context.
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Hi, I'm studying science (going from biology to molecular nutrition) and often find that I forget how to find solutions to graphs such as the quadratic formulae, or perhaps i forget the rules of Integrals

Could someone recommend a good mathematical formulae/table book including derivatives and integrals (with pictures to illustrate the point and make sure i understand what's going on) just as a reference when needed?
 
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