Single-variable calculus from first principles
Before calculus can do anything interesting, you need to be fluent with the functions it acts on. Two families carry most of the weight early on: lines and polynomials. The good news is you can read almost everything about them straight off their formula, no plotting required once you know what to look for.
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▶ Lines & Polynomials