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Preparing for the AP Calculus AB Exam
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It's time to explore integrals in Calculus—which, most simply, are represented by the area above the x-axis minus the area below—and learn to calculate them!
with Mark HuberIt's time to explore integrals in Calculus—which, most simply, are represented by the area above the x-axis minus the area below—and learn to calculate them!
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What are the five antiderivatives you need to know to solve integrals? Learn these as well as the scaling and addition rules of integration right here!
with Mark HuberWhat are the five antiderivatives you need to know to solve integrals? Learn these as well as the scaling and addition rules of integration right here!
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Substitution is a Calculus technique for turning complicated integrals into easier problems. With the right substitution, even nasty integrals can be made easy!
with Mark HuberSubstitution is a Calculus technique for turning complicated integrals into easier problems. With the right substitution, even nasty integrals can be made easy!
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Get ready for three advanced topics using integrals, including total accumulation, the second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, and integrals between curves.
with Mark HuberGet ready for three advanced topics using integrals, including total accumulation, the second Fundamental Theorem of Calculus, and integrals between curves.
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Mark Huber is easy to understand the subject he teaches. It has been 44 years since I took calculus in college. I am going to teach a calculus class in the fall to high school homeschoolers. I absolutely love math and love to pass my love of math to the next generation. My students start my classes with the “Why do we have to take math” to either not hating math to some even like or live math by the end of the course. I believe that Prof. Huber must have a similar result in his students!
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