calculus exams

[frostbite]

does anyone of you know any online calculus exams? please, if you do know one, put the website or URL. its summer here and i can't go inside our school library cause i'm not yet a "registered" student. and i can't go to our public library since i still have a standing balance there. heehhe!! please help. i tried google and i did not find what i was looking for.

[mooeypoo]

Yep, at my school:

 

http://www.sci.ccny.cuny.edu/math/Courses/SyllabiExamsPage.htm

 

Just pick your level - they have the past finals, most of them have answer sheets. Beware.. some of the exams have minor errors (fixed in the answer sheet).

 

G'luck

 

~moo

[mooeypoo]

btw, this is what I got with google:

 

http://www.tutor-homework.com/notes_exams_quizzes.html#Math_exams

http://www.clcmn.edu/kschulte/mathworksheets.html

http://faculty.uml.edu/rbrent/131/exam_information.htm

http://courses.ncssm.edu/math/NCSSM%20Student%20Materials/exam%20reviews/index.htm

Math 212 (Multivariable Calculus): http://math.rice.edu/~phorn/Sp06/212.html

 

Also, the website http://www.cramster.com also has mock exams, study sheets and step-by-step explanations of questions in math books. If you have a certain book, pick it and see step-by-step solutions. It has a free membership or a full-paid one. the free does the trick, though.

 

Good luck,

 

~moo

[frostbite]

wew! thanks!

[A Fool]

anyone know a good site for learning multivariable calculus, I'm trying to keep learning physics for the summer but the math caught up to me.

 

cheers

[mooeypoo]

Up on those links there's one. And also, google it:

 

http://www.calculus.org/

HW+Solutions: http://math.stanford.edu/~papikian/Teaching/Math52/Math52.html

Practice Final Exam+Solution: http://ecademy.agnesscott.edu/~jwiseman/old/math18F01/index.html

 

Math Nerds (help, tutoring, questions): http://www.mathnerds.com/mathnerds/texan/anecdote.asp

 

Good luck,

 

~moo

[tutordave]

You might try MIT's opencourseware, they have a lot of good material on their website. Some free video lectures (depending on the course).

I think it's http://www.mit.edu and then click the opencourseware.

 

Good luck and take care,

David

www.tutor-pages.com, www.tutor-homework.com.

[NeonBlack]

Didn't we used to have calculus lessons here on the site? What happened to them?

[the tree]

We had lessons?

[ydoaPs]

They died due to lack of interest. We barely got to the chain rule, IIRC.

[sofian]

thank you

I am happy from your works