Self Studying Proof Based Calculus

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Studying proof-based calculus can be challenging, especially when using Apostol's Calculus 1. For those seeking additional resources, MIT offers an online course titled "18.014 Calculus with Theory," which utilizes Apostol's textbook. This course may provide valuable guidance and structured learning for understanding complex concepts. Engaging with the community for questions and clarifications can also enhance comprehension and support the learning process.
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Hello everyone. 'm studying proof based calculus in my spare time. I have already taking Multivariable calculus, Diff. Equations and Linear Algebra. I'm using the textbook Apostol Calculus 1, as it was recommended by these forums, but I'm having great difficulty on understanding some of the concepts. Is there any online courses that use this specific book that I can follow or something? Thank you.
 
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i was going to recommend apostol. so if you have questions you might ask them here.
 
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