Calculus Made Easy: Being A Very-Simplest Introduction To Those Beautiful Methods Of Reckoning Which Are Generally Called By The Terrifying Names Of The Differential Calculus And The Integral Calculus

This antiquarian volume contains a concise exposition of elementary calculus being a very simple introduction to differential and integral calculus. In writing this text the author has aimed to furnish in the most practical and understandable manner the fundamentals of calculus specially designed for those with an interest in the topic but with limited previous knowledge and an understandable reticence about beginning their calculus adventure. Written in clear simple language and full of useful information and clear explanations this text is ideal for the student and anyone with a desire to advance their mathematical knowledge. The chapters of this volume include: To Deliver You From the Preliminary Terrors On Different Degrees of Smallness On Relative Growings Simplest Cases What to do with Constants Successive Differentiation When Time Varies Introducing a Useful Dodge Geometrical Meaning of Differentiation et cetera. We are republishing this vintage work now complete with a specially commissioned new biography of the author.