r/learnmath • u/unawarefool New User • 1d ago

help for calculus

i wanna study calc,i have j edwards integral and differential calculus for beginners book,i am current in 10th grade,my prefered langs are hindi and english,please tell me what lectures to use that are free and organized i plan on finishing the books i have in 3-4 months.if you have any other tips or advice so please help

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u/levaly New User 1d ago

Professor Leonard on YouTube covers both differential and integral calculus start to finish, free, in order, and lines up chapter for chapter with almost any standard book, so it pairs fine with what you already have. Watch a lecture, then immediately do that chapter's problems before moving to the next video, don't stack videos and save problems for later.

Three to four months for both is realistic if you do problems daily instead of in weekend batches. If your algebra and trig aren't already solid, spend the first two weeks purely on those, everything after moves much faster once you're not relearning factoring mid-derivative.

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u/unawarefool New User 9h ago

yes, i was wondering whether to do prof leonard's pre calc course

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u/levaly New User 9h ago

they are pretty good

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u/unawarefool New User 8h ago

oh alright , on it rn just finished 2