<p>I've just begun to take muti-variable calc (Cal III) and the class would be extremely easy if I hadn't taken Calc over 2 years ago my junior year in high school. I have forgot some basic concepts but as soon as i look them up everything comes flooding back. So, I'm looking for a short calc review book dod do some review and problems. Has anyone been in this sort of situation and if yes do you have any recommendation regarding a book that you have used?</p>
<p>No ideas, but I'm in almost the same situation. I'm taking Calc 3, and I took Calc 2 a year ago (fall semester senior year). And though that's only one year instead of two, I've still forgotten a lot!</p>
<p>Thankfully, I still have my calc book, since I took Calc 2 at a community college (my high school only offered AP Calc AB, which I took junior year). Unfortunately, I let someone borrow my book, and I've yet to get it back...</p>
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<p>I just found a site with a quick list of all basic equations and chain rule, implicit, etc. that I think you might like.</p>
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<p>Hmmm...Still looking around, but this</a> site and this</a> site seem to have better info than the sjsu one, which has nothing about integration.</p>
<p>Really, though, googling "calculus review" brings up a lot of good results!</p>
<p>oh i found that one too. the sju one was just for a basic list of deriv equations (the 1st review). that's really the only thing worth from there. i agree that the other site is much better at in depth review and what not. </p>
<p>i'm just going to borrow a condensed cal review book (princeton review or something similar) from a friend of mine. quick explanation and some practice problems that's what i need.</p>
<p>yeah that's what i did too i just type in calculus review.</p>
<p>I see. Yeah, I'm going to try to get my calc book back, but otherwise, I'll just use those sites.</p>