What calculus is this?

>>7971722

babby

>>7971724

What country are you from?

>>7971722
Math calculus

>>7971722
>Introduction

Are you retarded?

>>7971736

I just wanted to know what designation used by Americans it falls under (calc 1, calc 2, etc). I already had the assumption that it is around calc 1 for the very reason you've stated.

Calc 1
From limits to integral methods and convergence/divergence

>>7971722
Shitty?

>>7971722
Calc 2

>>7971722
8.1-3 the end of calc 1
8.4-5 the start of calc 2

>>7971739
>I just wanted to know what designation used by Americans it falls under (calc 1, calc 2

Single variable calculus is Calc 1&2. The exact ordering varies depending on the book used and school.

>>7971743
>>7971752

So which?

Any eng fags in here, how much harder is the maths in an eng degree?

>>7971833
1 and 2, you've been told a number of times

OP I think that's 5 calculus you have right there desu

>>7971722
Calc 2

>>7971743
Calc 1 doesn't have integrals, this would be calc 2

>>7971893

I see people saying that they get fucked by calc 2. Which part from above is it that fucks them?

>>7971912
What people find hard most of the time is memorizing the derivatives and integrals of trigonometric equations.

Some people also find it hard to be given a problem and not knowing how to solve it. Having 3 or 4 methods to integrate confuses the pleb masses.

>>7971724
>can't spell baby

>>7971934

He spelt it like that on purpose to be extra condescending.

>>7971934
shut the fuck up you idiotic newfag

>>7971939
>724
>>can't
woah there lul

>>7971728

Australia

I did all of this in highschool, but to be fair only about half of it is covered by most people

>>7971948

Aren't you guys in high school until 18?

>>7971950

In my state, up until 3 years ago, we finished at 17. Now all the states finish at 18

>>7971893
I had integrals in my Calc 1 course and I'm not even in maths

I'm taking calc 2 right now at an American university and that stuff has been covered in this course.

>>7971725
>>7971722

>teaching differentiation before integration

Why do people do this?

>>7972123

It doesn't. There's a third page which covers integration and it comes before these two, but I haven't posted it.

>>7972123
>>7972125

Ignore this post.

>>7971893

For us calc I was 1/3 integrals with the first 2/3 being derivatives, limits, etc. It's like that at every uni I've seen too.

>>7972123
Because they are unrelated until you get to the fundamental theorem of calculus
And historically integration came first

>>7971758
This