Math Books & Websites for Grades 10-12

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The discussion centers on preparing for advanced math courses, including Calculus, alongside Advanced English and Physics. The individual plans to dedicate more time to reading over the summer to ease the transition into a rigorous academic year. They seek recommendations for high-quality resources, specifically books and websites, to enhance their understanding of math concepts for grades 10-12. Suggested resources include various math books like Schaum's Outline Guides and Everyday Calculus, as well as several educational websites that offer math help and tools. The focus is on finding detailed explanations and effective study materials to build a strong foundation in math.
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I'm trying to get into Advanced Math next year and I'll probably be taking some other hard math courses such as Calculus. Along with Advanced English, Physics. Basically I've reserved that year to be a bookworm.

I'm going to slowly reserve more and more of my time this summer to reading rather than playing and such so the shift won't be such of a scare when I get into school again. But anyway I'll be plenty prepared for English I'm sure but Math is another issue. I'm a person who really likes to be explained in detail and I'm wondering if their are any sites for Grades 10-12 Math or something that are really top of the line? Or better yet books are a better source I'm certain. Any good Math books? So Books or Sites. :wink:

Thanks

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Also my apologies to the moderators if I posted this in the wrong place. I was like Math Forum, Book Forum or Homework Help but I couldn't decide lol.
 
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