Teach Yourself Calculus

[cheebuzz]

have anyone seen this book before ?

http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41CM5RRVDQL._SS500_.jpg

i dont know if i should search

:cry:

[senegal]

no

[fstemon]

Try library.nu

[Waddafocky]

Why that specific book? Looks like a crappy one.

Also, that book's not on the internet.

[Speedo]

Looks like it's part of a series I have never hear of. But please do teach yourself calculus.

An interesting fact is that Newton is today praised as the inventor of calculus in competition with a german mathematician, and that is a controversy in itself. But the newly discovered palimpsest would suggest that Archimedes was the true inventor of the concept.

[Waddafocky]

You can always trace basic principles back to the Ancient Greeks - Archimedes didn't invent modern calculus, he just found some of the principles before Newton/Leibniz did.

[Speedo]

We don't really know that since the palimpsest is back engineered from and old pray book. But in my defense the antikytherian computer do tell a story that the ancient greeks knew mathematics and calculus as a concept would be within their reach of understanding. It's also amazing that ancient egyptians had knowledge of the 26.000 year old wobble of the earth to make the zodiak. And I believe Newton when he said that he stood on the shoulders of giants.

[slocker]

You guys are basically saying the same thing in different words.I think we get the point.

[fstemon]

Nerd attack!

[Speedo]

Nerd attack!

Yes we will. Think of us as knowledgeable Grizzly Bears.

[karachidude]

found out bout library.nu,a pretty awesome site it is