>>12675899Cal 1 is easy, just make sure to study. This is pretty much the only calculus where you will use most fundementals for cal 2 and cal 3. I'd say to just get comfy with
>Chain rule>local and global extrema>u-substitution>First fundemental theorem of calculusI'm sure im missing some others since I just finishd DE/LA. Don't be a retard like me and actually buy your book and read the theorems and do the example problems. Everyone says cal 2 is harder than cal 3, but that was the only cal i passed on my first try and felt much easier than cal 3. I almost had to drop out of school for cal 3. I think if you struggle at remember a lot of theorems/formulas, then cal 3 will be harder. If you are good with a few principles, but are fairly creative and can get good intuition, cal 2 i think is easier.
