The Princeton Calculus Reader (Revised Edition)

At first, I thought it was very difficult when I saw it being used by first-year undergraduate students. However, upon closer inspection, I found that it was actually very simple at the beginning, and then gradually increased in difficulty, from easy to deep. It is a very good book as a review material.

When I was in high school, I read a popular science book that was equivalent to calculus. It was very easy to understand and suitable for self-study. The difficulty should be lower than the mathematics requirements of engineering and far lower than the mathematical analysis requirements. Overall, it's a good introductory science book

It's really easy to understand. The author really writes with the premise of teaching students thoroughly. I have benefited a lot from reading it so far. It should be really good in the future. Suitable for self-study, I read it in front of high school extended materials, but you must follow along!

This book is very suitable for a newly married girl like me! It explains calculus in a simple and profound way, and I really like the "inner monologue" in the book. It's like having a friend chatting with me, guiding me step by step to think about the problem. Moreover, the examples in the book are rich and diverse, from simple to complex, allowing me to gradually master problem-solving skills. The teaching style of the author, Professor Banner, is also very interesting, making the originally boring calculus interesting. In short, this book can be used as both a textbook and a reference book. I think it will be a good helper for learning calculus!

After reading it, I feel that it is not as good as Thomas; it is a bit too little for undergraduates, and it is not as good as Gong Sheng's concise calculus.

Very good book, makes my brain spin

It's really good to read this book

Very useful, recommended

I feel like I can't learn

The story is rich and a bit brain-burning

Is it the one Jiang Ping taught herself?

Very clear and in-depth

A very good book

{X: 2 ≤ x <; 5} seems a bit wrong

Well, look, look, look, look, look, look!

The derivation part of the formula is amazing I'm just tired after watching it

Meticulous, graphic, attention to detail

Yes, condom Yujingyuan

Easy to understand, basic and detailed

Strong, strong, strong, strong, strong, strong

Very good introductory book

Successfully entered the first stage

Nice and informative novel

Necessary for self-study of college calculus

Books where you can learn real things

The treasure of mathematics

Greatness needs no words

Easy to understand, zero basic learning

It's so clear

Easy to understand, clear logic