MHB Need extra calculus practice? Check out my worksheets

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A TA for MATH 19A at UC-Santa Cruz is offering additional calculus practice worksheets for students seeking extra help. Constructive feedback on the worksheets is welcomed, and solutions for the first three worksheets are available upon request. The TA plans to distribute a fourth worksheet soon. Participants in the discussion praise the quality of the worksheets and express enthusiasm for the additional practice. Engaging with these resources can significantly enhance calculus understanding.
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Hey everyone,

I'm currently a TA for MATH 19A (Calculus I) at UC-Santa Cruz this quarter, and I make up worksheets for my sections every week. If you want to have additional practice in addition to your weekly assignments, feel free to check out my worksheets.

If you have constructive criticism on how I can improve these for my students, let met know here or through PM. (Bigsmile)

Also, I have solutions written up for worksheets 1-3 (I'm giving out worksheet 4 tomorrow in section, so I don't have them written up yet); I don't want to post those right now (because that would spoil the fun of doing the problems ;) ), but if you want them, shoot me a PM and I'll send them to you.

Enjoy!
 

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Thank you for sharing this Chris...and to any calculus students out there, you will benefit greatly by working these examples! Kudos, Chris! :cool:
 
just curious what did you use to create these PDF's

certainly one of the better worksheets I've seen
 
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