Calculus For The Forgetful: How To Understand More And Memorize Less

By: Wojciech K. Kosek

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Synopsis: “Calculus for the Forgetful: How to understand more and memorize less”, by Wojciech K Kosek, is one of the shortest calculus books available: it can be read in a couple of days if needed. Yet it provides a concise treatment of single variable calculus, along with many exercises and more than 130 examples. Informal, intuitive language is used to present the theory in a nutshell. This book is small enough to be carried around to other classes in which calculus is used, which is ideal for those who plan to take classes in physics, chemistry, economics, engineering, or more advanced mathematics courses. Those who are preparing for standardized tests will also benefit from the book. Also, an great complement to any of the comprehensive texts for students currently taking calculus. Students who major in areas such as mathematics or mathematics education, economics, engineering, physics or chemistry, will be especially glad to purchase “Calculus for the Forgetful”.