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Review Calculus I

(aka "Prepare for Calculus II")

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These are the skills that you should walk into Calc II with.  You should know these skills well enough to perform them without needing to refer to any notes.

  • Basic differentiation rules, including the product rule, quotient rule, and chain rule. Here is a file with the basic differentiation rules that we will assume you know. To review your differentiation skills, print this file of derivative practice sets.  Because it is vital that your differentiation skills are top-notch in Calc II, you should be able to do these problems without notes or a calculator.

  • Basic integration rules, including integration by substitution.  Here is a file with the basic integration rules that we will assume you know. To review your integration skills, print this file of integration practice sets.  We begin Calc II with advanced techniques of integration.  If you cannot already do basic integration and integration by substitution when you begin Calc II, you will be in trouble.  Again, you should be able to do these problems without notes or a calculator.
Web Resources for improving your Calculus Skills

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