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pamba · Nov 16, 2008

Lets say that I have basic math knowledge(middle school). Can you outline step by step what kind of math I need to do to be ready for Calculas. thanks

symbolipoint · Nov 16, 2008

pamba said:

Lets say that I have basic math knowledge(middle school). Can you outline step by step what kind of math I need to do to be ready for Calculas. thanks

Introductory Algebra;
Intermediate Algebra;
Trigonometry;

THEN you could be ready for Calculus 1. Those are the bare minimum. You may also want to include "Geometry", also maybe a PreCalculus course (which is a combination course of some Algebra beyond "Intermediate", and an intense review of Trigonometry).

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