Best book to learn Calculus

[claw]

Hi friends,

 

I don't have the basic grounding on calculus. But I have been stuffed by the formulas and methods at school (seriously neither the teachers are efficient nor I took better steps to learn myself). But cannot retain them because I don't have the basic understanding. That time I didnt take it much serious. But now I see that calculus is omnipresent. I cannot escape it. For example, frobenius, bessel, etc etc.. they are really daunting. Can anyone guide me to get a good book so that I can get a fair grip on calculus and can digest the topics such as PDE, applied maths etc.

 

I need a book the teaches from the very basics in a interactive and easily understandable way.!. Similar to this article : http://www.irregular...c.net/1640.html (This is indeed really wonderful to read)

 

Thankyou.

Edited November 29, 2012 by claw

[Hendrick Laursen]

I suggest Thomas' Calculus.

[EdEarl]

For online help, https://www.khanacademy.org/

[studiot]

I suggest you look at the date of the OP on this one.

[Hendrick Laursen]

We wrote in a case he/she wanted to check his post sometimes in the future.