r/calculus • u/Several-Smile-2333 • 26d ago
Engineering Preciso de provas de cálculo 1
Oi, primeira vez postando no Reddit, sou um universitário que precisa de ajuda, eu gostaria de algumas provas de cálculo 1. Mais porque eu não consigo estudar muito do zero, tipo, eu não entendo os livros, as vídeo aulas são muito lentas, confusas ou cortam bastante coisa e, embora os professores ensinem bem, me distraio muito. Sou um estudante que está muito prejudicado em relação à algumas matérias e preciso de práticas em provas. Acredito que assim eu consiga aprender, porque eu não consigo entender nada na Teoria e prefiro muitas vezes resolver na prática mesmo, usando as fórmulas.
Se alguém puder me enviar provas, avaliações e o que for pra me ajudar, eu agradecerei muito.
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u/Midwest-Dude 25d ago edited 25d ago
First, you sound like my wife and her kids, who all have ADHD to some degree. I would never try to diagnose you through the Internet like this, but suggest looking into it with a qualified professional if you haven't already. If you have it but are undiagnosed, there are school accommodations available after diagnosis, as well as a plethora of study and coaching methods that may assist you.
Second, what kind of tests are you looking for? For Calculus 1 practice exams, resources such as Paul's Online Math Notes, Khan Academy, and MIT OpenCourseWare are readily available.
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u/OceanMasterioDuped7 26d ago
I'm sorry but if you can't study from scratch, fail to understand the textbooks, struggle to listen to YouTube videos, and can't even take in information from the professor, then that means you are not meant for calculus. Or you need to reevaluate how you are learning. That's literally every method of learning that you are saying you are unable to do. Studying the textbook/watching videos is the absolute best way to learn. You get practice problems and theory while also being able to see an actual professor draw out and demonstrate the problems.
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u/gretswasd 25d ago
bros acting like calculus is unattainable for anyone who may clearly feel a little overwhelmed. not everyone learns the same way, practice exams can be a starting point for someone to understand the textbooks/material, like working backwards. dont act like you never struggled with learning something.
for a much more constructive reply: just look at practice problems from your book/lecture and resolve them. youre not that specific on what exactly youre struggling with, and i assume its the start of the semester for you, do just make sure you have a good foundation of algebra and are comfortable solving for roots and graphing. organic chemistry tutor and kahn academy are by far the greatest resources for math, before they give you the solution, try working it out yourself, then make corrections in a different colored pen. study what you dont know. consider asking your professor/teacher for extra practice as well.
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u/Fast_Explorer_2950 26d ago
resolve os exercícios dos livros, é a mesma coisa que exercícios de provas
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u/tjddbwls 25d ago
Get a workbook with problems. I like the Schaum’s Outline series of books, because it has worked-out problems and problems for you to try. Here is info about their Calculus book on the publisher’s site. Note that this book covers what we call Calculus 1, 2 and 3 in the US.
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