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10 years ago
I am trying to study for the GRE. I have done a little research and found that 50% of the questions are calculus based. I have not taken calculus, but want to teach myself the basics of this subject.

I want to go over precalculus and calculus, but since I would be teaching myself, I would need a book that is easy to understand, and a workbook with a lot of problems that I can work out. Please recommend something! Thanks!
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10 years ago
There are no calculus questions on the GRE. It includes basic algebra and geometry. Actually, for many of the questions you won't need to actually do the work; you'll just need to know if one set of answers is higher/lower/equal/more info to another set.

You should consider books from ETS, Kaplan, Barron's,  or Princeton Review. They have plenty of practice questions.
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10 years ago
Calculus for dummies is actually a really useful book
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10 years ago
I was homeschooled all my life and the books we used were the Saxon Mathematics books.  They explain pretty well and I'm a math major now, so I'd recommend those.  Besides, Homeschooler's books are cheaper than college textbooks.
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10 years ago
Youtube, is your best friend buddy
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