These web pages are provided to help high school and college/university students learn important calculus facts. In much the same way that you are assumed to know your basic multiplication facts, so also you need to know certain facts in calculus. Without having that knowledge memorized it is difficult to successfully solve many problems that involve calculus, whether in a calculus class or some later class. My hope is that the flashcards and learning center examples can help you learn these calculus facts, and together with what you learn from your teacher and textbook, help you become more successful in your use of calculus.

• If you are a student who makes more calculus mistakes than you would like, use the flashcards to check your knowledge of calculus facts. Use the learning center pages to further explore calculus facts through examples and explanations. If something does not make sense, write to me at the email address below.
• If you have suggestions for improving these pages, you may send them to the email address below. I don't guarantee to use any suggestions or material sent to me. Please note: If you send me any material, you agree that I will provide you no compensation or sharing of any revenue generated by the web site in exchange for using that material.
• If you notice any serious errors on these web pages, I would appreciate hearing from you so that I may correct the problem. Please realize that reasonable people will disagree about how to explain certain concepts. In certain cases, therefore, I may not act on your advice. I may in certain cases receive or have a conflicting opinion on some aspects of these pages and will choose the approach that makes the most sense to me. Therefore, please resist the temptation to nit-pick the content of these pages.

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