A Year's Worth of Calculus in 1 Minute

For anyone planning on taking AP Calculus or Calculus in college, here's what a year of Calculus looks like in a nutshell. I go over basic derivatives and integrals. If you understand these two problems, you'll have a solid foundation of Calculus 1.

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[ShivVZG]

If you understand both of these two problems, you’re gonna get at least a B in AP Calculus xD

[_carrbgamingjr]

It’s all fun and games until the integrals of inverse trig functions come out

[cooperhill]

change the title to “One year of calculus in 69 seconds” can guarantee more views

[strikerali]

“Instead of a squiggly you have a solid line” lost me.

[liamsgreen]

POV: there’s 1 minute before the calculus test and you didn’t study

[Discobobulated]

Actually, it's that the mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell.

[ChallHatt]

Limits
Continuity
Differentiability
Derivatives
Maxima Minima
Monotonicity
Rate of change
Tangents and normals
Indefinite Integrals
- U-sub
- trigno
- by parts
- partial fractions
- special integrals
Definite integrals
- properties
- sum of limits
Area under the curve
Differential equations

[omkaar]

Let's do some u substitution, integration by parts, partial fractions, related rates, revolutions over x/y axis/ volume, and series lol

[math_maniac]

I like this, it actually makes people more confident in themselves prior to them being in calculus; However, when your in calculus, like me, you know there is a lot more to derivatives and integrals than just the power rule on quadratics.

[fey]

man if ap calc was actually this easy i would've gotten an A instead of barely getting a B both semesters

edit: just finished a semester of calc 2 at university and got an A- so i suppose you could call that character development

[arushisehara]

Everyone is a gangster until calculus shows up in Chemistry

[kynosouraludentes]

Me: That sounds easy enough.

The Series: Allow us to introduce ourselves.

[madsharkz]

A wise kid from my school once said: “math was easy until they added the English alphabet to it”. Nothing but facts right there

[DarkMatterr]

Dude that's literally 2 days worth of calculus in my school at the very most.

[tylerholland]

I’m gonna take AP calc my junior year and this really helped. I always wondered what these terms meant and now I know, thanks!

[poofburrito]

Precalc: “We’re going to jump from basic Algebra to conics and matrices and sequences and series and limits.”

Calc: “But have you tried taking the derivative of THIS??”

[MaidenlessScrub]

Me: not too bad, I can do thi...

Trigonometry has entered the chat
Vector has entered the chat
Matrix has entered the chat

Me: well shi-

[anoobius]

Just a freshman in highschool wondering why this is in my recommendations

Edit: Now I'm a sophomore and I'm suffering in Chemistry

Edit: Now I'm a junior and I'm suffering in AP Physics and APUSH

[CrazyDash]

As someone who’s currently in AP Calculus, I can confirm. There are a couple other smaller concepts such as U-substitution, limits, curve sketching, optimization, etc, but derivatives and integrals are definitely the building blocks for everything you will learn in calc.

[taranloses]

Lol. I learned all this in 3 months on khan academy. But there are also other techniques for finding derivatives and integrals but this is the main idea. You should also understand what limits are but that's a really easy concept.