3 ms·

is there a calculus version of this ?

• seanhunter 3y ago
  If you want to learn calculus the way Feynman did, seek out "Calculus for the Practical Man"[1], which is the textbook he used to learn. Fair to say it's nowhere near as good as say Stewart or Spivak, which are the ones I have. https://archive.org/details/j.e.thompsoncalculusforthepracticalman https://archive.org/details/j.e.thompsoncalculusforthepracti...
  • buescher 3y ago
    He learned to differentiate under the integral from Advanced Calculus by Woods, in high school.