Professor, you’re the reason I’m going to go back to school to study math courses to enter a data science master’s degree program. You’re so uplifting and knowledgeable! Thank you!

@TheMathSorcerer

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Go for it!

@dragojakimovski5775

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I plan on doing a masters in data science, but I am a doing a bachelors in physics at the moment so my question for you is in what field of study do you have a bachelor in?

@miahl4814

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@@dragojakimovski5775 My bachelors field of study is in Arabic and Linguistics. Academically speaking, since I do not come from a math background, I will need to take additional math courses to apply for all graduate data science master programs that I want to apply for.

@okplay9446

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@@miahl4814 Arabic is super hard, or so I've heard. It's very impressive to learn what kinds of different specializations people have worked on in university, it makes me curious as to what more there is.

@miahl4814

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@@okplay9446 Arabic is very difficult. I’ve been studying Arabic since 2012 and still have yet to master all the dialects. I’m familiar with Moroccan, Tunisian, and Egyptian Arabic as well as Modern Standard Arabic. Arabic is such a beautiful language. When I majored in Arabic at the university level, they only officially taught Modern Standard Arabic. I joined the US Army a few years ago and went to the Defense Language Institute (DLI) to study Egyptian Arabic.

Man, this book looks so refreshing. It's written in plain English, as if they WANT you to succeed. Too often, I found lower level math books written so esoterically, as if it was written by PhDs for PhD's. I think one of the biggest problems people face when they run into the "Calculus Wall" is due how strongly math books pivot from friendly algebra books to "Math language" Calculus books. Maybe if more were written like this one, people would enjoy math more? Awesome book!

@JasonJia11

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I think it stems from the field of mathematics in general. Mathematics is all about logic and communication. The very fine details matter, the preciseness matters. The average Calculus student does not care about all of those details, theorems, properties, etc. they just want to know how to differentiate and integrate. I myself actually appreciate the amount of detail that goes into textbooks because I don't just want to learn how to solve math problems. I want to learn the concepts, and how they work, so I'm not just reliant on rote memorization/strict procedures to solve problems. But on the other hand, it's really easy to get lost when reading a textbook to learn; I'm having this issue with Physics at the moment. I think maybe supplementing a textbook with a workbook like the one shown in the video is the best way to learn

@andrewboeger8939

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@@JasonJia11 My counter would be that Calculus is basically a "solved" concept and that there is a practically infinite amount of high level, extremely fine tuned, and logical explanations on the subject. When a book is released about Calculus and proceeds to repeat the same proofs in the same "math language", I have to ask why? My stance is that there is a severe lack of digestible math content past Algebra, at least in official textbook form, as in something a teacher would assign. However, I do understand and can appreciate the precision and strict rigor that proof based mathematics books can provide and that desire to understand the concept, even if I think its buried under unnecessary math-speak

@safewordiswhiskey

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@@andrewboeger8939 I have had this book for a few years now. This book is awesome. It is just practice with easy-to-follow answers fully worked out in the back of the book. I used this to ace calculus I. I practiced with this book for a timed 30 minutes a day to force myself to learn calculus and this book made me actually like calculus.

@abdullahkanchwala7419

2 ай бұрын

For real men I like this book but after watching this like I want to have this book as early as possible and the way we can write in this is incredible and while I was reading it i find it so interesting and simple

I used this book when I took Calc 1. It's wonderful and really helped improve my math skills. His workbooks in physics are also great. It helps with how specific he is, especially with little things that professors may not go over.

@rockababy

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might just do the same.

Definitely could have used this workbook 30 years ago. I'm glad all these resources are available now.

I remember I had got this book during my first semester of college and my professor very much intrigued by the book due to its simplicity and its explanation. Great work book and made my mind going! I am glad you are reviewed it and liked it! Cheers.

Cant recommend it enough. Very good refresher and great for practice. Keep up the amazing videos!!

I had interest in math from so long but could not dare to proceed with masters. I got inspired by you and I have taken up masters now. All thanks to you, sir.

I love this because it looks like he typed it up in Word or OneNote and did very little formatting, which is exactly what I imagine I would do if writing any math instruction. Excellent readability.

My advice to students in differential calculus is that the quality of practice matters more than the quantity. The rules are deterministic and straightforward, once you know them you can differentiate any expressions involving the standard functions. Doing fewer examples with more intense focus and concentration is better. Along with this, do not hesitate to handwrite large expressions. A common thing that slows students down is this hesitation to write things out, leading to skipping steps and mistakes. Calculus 1 is an extreme handwriting class. It's a good chance to turn your childhood school handwriting into adult handwriting too.

@_sharma_2666

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I'm from india and studying in class/standerd 12th. Here also like it, is very powerful and tough ☝️🔥 The ~ M A T H A M A T I C S

@iyziejane

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@@maalikserebryakov Hmm yes I can imagine. When I talk about writing everything out, I don't necessarily mean "showing steps" (like writing *(sin x / sin x) to multiply on top and bottom). I'm in favor of doing the steps mentally, but only doing a few steps per line of rewriting the expression.

Thankyou for making me in love with maths 💯❤️

That's awesome! I had just purchased this book last night hoping to help me improve and prepare for calc 3 class and now hearing you say this is a good book really made my day!

@liudaw3i

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Haha same here! Good luck!

I finished this book over the summer and it really helped me in my Calculus and Vectors course! In fact it went beyond it! I loved this book so much. Definitely recommend.

I completed this book in about a week before I took calculus 1 at University. Great and easy review book.

Oh man I randomly bought this book like a year ago I love it. Man I wish I could go to your school we'd have a great time at office hours.

I bought this book last year and have had it on my shelf. This video reminded me! I was working out of Stewart..... now I have this. YES!! Pulled it off my shelf and I am going to go through this. I forgot about this because I bought and the next week I moved out of State. THANK YOU TO THE PERSON THAT TOLD HIM!

Yes, I've used this book for fun to brush up on my mechanical skills in calc. Wish I had this one in 1960 when in high school. What is also impressive about Chris McMullen and his MANY excellent books is that ALL his books are reasonably priced. This is a big deal because many students are being ripped off by publishers charging exorbitant prices for academic textbooks. Thanks for your review.

Hello teacher. I'm Vietnamese and it's easy for me. These formulas I learned in high school and should be familiar to college!

Love your content ! Your book reviews are my favourite.

i took a year between calculus 2 and 3 and this book really helped me. very good summery of the topics.

@theophrastusvonhoenheim4022

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It must have been a long summar

I watched your video and decided to get the book for myself. I can not explain how giddy I was when I got it. It was the first workbook that I began using the day that I got it.

@TheMathSorcerer

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excellent!

Had to have it! Thanks for making us aware of this excellent book.

I picked this up last week! Lots of problems and very enjoyable! Highly recommend!

Just what I needed, a book to practice calculus problems. Thank you :)

I started with Dr. McMullen's algebra book and loved it. I now working my way through this book. It’s super!

Omg! I own this workbook. I loved this book. It helped me pass calculus.

It's been a year since I finished Cal 2. I start Cal 3 in January. I'm a little rusty, this is what I needed to get back into it. Thank You

"Differential and Integral Calculus" by William Anthony Granville is so good and was so famous that even in the Soviet Union was used as a textbook in the 1940s and 1950s. Zeldovich and Yaglom mention this in the introduction to their book "Higher Math for Begineers (Mostly Phycisists and Engineers)". And this Zeldovich and Yaglom book is about Calculus I and II applied to Physics, with a lot of additional and interesting information.

@carlosgarcia-wq4cw

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Do you know where I could find them?

Thank you so much for great recommendation! I'm trying really hard to get better with my Calc 1.

It is simply not fair that today's students get such fantastic books like this when we older folk were stuck with such horrible texts! Also, youtube vid's are so useful as well. The students today are so F'ing lucky!

@aniket8441

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The author of this book also grew up reading the same horrific textbooks.

@yigitsbd

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I would like it more to be a student at least 30 years back from now because right now there are a lot of distractions so it is harder to study.

@UPAKHOSALA

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​@Aniket so what ?. Did everyone wrote this kind of Lucid lyrics explained book ?

Got that book in my personal math library!!! YIPPEEEEEE!!!! Thank you for all the great work you do!!! :) :) :) :)

@TheMathSorcerer

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Awesome! Thank you!

@tuneboyz5634

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Yay happy 🙂

Thanks for the excellent review and new resource

Dr. McMullen was my high school physics teacher and on the strength of his instruction, I passed my college physics class with a high B despite rarely attending. He has a number of similar-style books for various other subjects (including physics!) which, without seeing, I am confident are just as high quality. Dr. McMullen was (and presumably still is) passionate about both education and the material he was teaching. It does not surprise me at all to see him garner such accolades.

Thanks for the recommendation!

really u are very inspirational u make me realize maths isn't out of my league and is actually a beautiful language

I finished it weeks ago, it really helped me a lot, especially for AP calculus preparation. Thank you so much for recommending this book

@VoidSpace9

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I'm going to use this book to teach Calculus. Looking forward to it

Well you sold another book - I am ordering it today. I haven't taken calculus in 50 years but like to keep sharp. Good find - Cheers.

@nicholasstarcher3460

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That's cool. What do you remember of the subject?

Man thank you!!! this recommendation is AWESOME!!! I am buying this book, I was taught with Stewart and it was not as good as this one. Really appreciate your videos. Could you recommend one for probability and statistics?

Now that is the next book I will buy. Thanks for review.

Thank U so much Master.

Thank you for you great suggestion, and i am going to include this book in my next recomendations for students. I studied Electrical Engineering and approved in Calculus easily, but i recognize it must be teached with discipline, focus and humble. I wish to be professor, and i always search good path for students, because i was a student in past, therefore, i must know how hard is learn calculus for normal, common students. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷

@TheMathSorcerer

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Excellent! Greetings!!

@user-lz2te4qq2w

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Oh wow I actually have this book and done the some of the problems. Pretty great book!

I'm struggling HARD in Calculus II, this was a perfect video for me. Bought one through your link ^_^

Wow! This looks like a terrific book. I just now ordered it. Thanks!

@TheMathSorcerer

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Wonderful!

@fatemahal-shuweily3408

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@@TheMathSorcerer Hi! I was just wondering is this book only for college degrees and studying in college or can I study in it if I’m currently a senior in high school ?

Incrível! É exatamente o que preciso para voltar a estudar!!

Just bought it! thank you

Just bought this. Thank you.

Another great find…ordering this book as well. I watch a topic each day on this site.

@TheMathSorcerer

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awesome!

Great review! Hey...I would love you to do a video of real nuts and bolts of Gamma Function...or red comm nd book with applications...love your channel 😉

ay I got this book, I used this book to get good at trig substitution. I also learnt basic multivariable calculus from one of his books.

Bro this is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen , seeing math problems is just the real meaning of beauty 😩

Thanks for sharing

Derivative of polynomials is actually Taylor Series, which is one of the most useful method directly from introduction of derivative.

Thank you very much! Can you show a similar book about differential equations?

I have this same book and it is phenomenal. Everything from this author is great.

@taurus_03

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Do u have a PDF of the book?

@SlowDown369

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@@taurus_03 ??

@taurus_03

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@@SlowDown369 What?

Awesome recommendation! Do you have similar recommendations for higher level mathematics like differential geometry or differential equations? I'm actually in a physics PhD program I often wish I had some stellar workbooks lying around to increase my "chops" in some of the more complex stuff I work with.

Thanks for the recommendation. I have other books of his and they’re all good.

very nice to give this as a recommendation

Thanks for sharing! I'm going to get this one, I always feel like I just need more problems to solve in general. Do you have any recommendations for Trigonometry? I went through pre-calc very fast and I feel like I never really mastered trigonometry, the theory isn't really a mystery to me but I just haven't spent enough time solving problems and so I still get unsure under pressure.

Love this bro thank you for posting this 🧮 I took integral and differential calculus and rlly enjoyed learning and thought it was fascinating, this takes me back!

I already got this and can assure anyone it’s great

Professor you are my favourite ❤️

I never buy anything off KZread but math books. Well done

*deeply smells book in appreciation* -instantly subscribed.

@TheMathSorcerer

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Lol

I recentely decided to get good at calculus, guess this book will help me a lot Thanks for the heart btw:)

I got a book from the same author titled "Calculus with Multivariate Variables Essential Skills Workbook" to help me with Vector Calculus which is extremely helpful with my Graduate Course "Introduction to Photonics," which uses Maxwell's Equations. Whoever knows about Maxwell's Equations uses Gradient, Divergence, and Curl, Vector Calculus. I love the book so far! Great Practice.

Thanks a lot

Thank you

Thank you sir

Excellent and Inspiring video ... Very interesting..

Wow awesome book ! Ty ! I buy it!👍

The fact that this book is this low of a price, and this useful is very surprising. Many math books/textbooks are very expensive. I’m only in 8th but I’ll definitely be using it for calc in a few years.

this is very impressive!!

Nice vid and nice site prof MS!

Yeah i found this book interesting recalled a lot thanksFor ur recommendations! Cheering forYa🇲🇳

I have Doctor McMullen's essential Calculus Based Physics workbooks, all three volumes. They're fantastic, so it's no surprise to me his Calculus one is as well. Thanks for the review, I may have to work my own way through it! Also, I'm not sure if you've reviewed this book before, but an Egghead's Guide to Calculus is a pretty good one that I've been going through for a little while. It's short and sweet, but hits a lot of key points in Calc 1, if you'd be interested in doing a review on it.

@TheMathSorcerer

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Oh I have not seen the Egghead's Guide to Calculus. I should check it out. I will also check out his physics books. Thank you!

@JasonJia11

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Oh my god I'm struggling in Physics right now; I'm gonna buy those Physics workbooks ASAP! Thanks for the recommendation!

@FateOfPraedyth

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@@JasonJia11 You’re welcome, I’m glad I could help! Best of luck to you!

Thanks for sharing! 感谢分享！

EXCELLENT👍 THANKS A LOT🌹 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Thank you 👍👍👍

I have this book. Great book for practice

Thanks

These videos where you review books are so helpful

Wow, awesome book!

The formatting of problem sets reminds me of how symbolab shows solutions step-by-step

I have the book; it is quite helpful.

His workbooks are fantastic! :)

Hey, Please make a video on How to understand illustrations and learn most out of them. I haved watched most of your videos and it help me a lot I hope you read this comment

OK I'm getting that book 😂 As a physics student, I love maths more and more each day, but a lot of the cool books reviewed on this fantastic channel are probably books I will only read after my formal study (when I have more time). This practical book, I will buy after writing this comment. I want to be the best mathmatician I possibly can but I also want top grades in my current physics degree. There isn't enough time in the day/night sadly! So I mostly focus on the math directly applicable to my degree. Thank you anonymous person for emailing the professor, and thank you professor for such a wonderful channel. The passion is infectious, the math is magic ❤️

@user-yd6tm5ne2e

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The guy who made this workbook also made some physics workbooks in the same style, inc Motion, Electrodynamics and Waves. All different books with lots of problems! Check it out!

I want to add that in the Zeldovich and Yaglom book, Chapters 14 to 17 are an introduction to Complex Variables and Generalized Functions.

Oh I own this one, its pretty good!

I've had this for a while, and I highly recommend it. If every book did this well at explanations, I would have had a degree by now.

Teacher, i am sure you kniw how i need to improve my understanding of calculus to go on with my course of physics. Specially now that i am studying system and signs with Oppenhein 's book. I ll see if i can purchase this book. ✍️✍️✍️ Thank you for sharing.💚💚💚

I liked such a book. Nice.

We need more books like this! While this book focus on the computational side, do you know about someone focusing on giving intuition?

@astralbeatz9950

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As for anything, true intuition comes solely from experience.

@astralbeatz9950

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@@maalikserebryakov intuition is basically foresight based on previous knowledge/experience

@darthmaul197

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3blue1browns video series

I like Mengers calculus book..and Tom Apostols calculus was my first book ever that i bought. The first book i read was calculus for the pratical man😁

Dear sir, I was convinced by your video that this book must join the tall stack of Calculus books that I own. I hope that it will help me to finally pass a degree. I have over many years demonstrated that I am a very poor student. I can blame noone anymore. This admission made I feel that your recommendation promised that this book is full of failings but didn't tellme where I will be able to complete the missing material. Respectfully and appreciatively, David Lixenberg

Great videos on math. A video that would help a lot of people is for you to look at an equation, it could be a calculus, differential or something else and described to the viewer what the equation means to you. That is, as you look at any equation, how you sus out how to analyze the equation.🎉

Thanks for the info; looks like a great book. I’m currently studying physics at degree level and so I’m looking for a maths book that will help me out. Could you recommend one?

Is there something like this for linear algebra and ordinary differential equations?

I just love that bilbo bagging is teaching us maths.

@TheMathSorcerer

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Lol