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Not sure about the forum, sorry.
Are series expands featured prominently in vector calculus?
Are series expands featured prominently in vector calculus?
quantum13 said:Not sure about the forum, sorry.
Are series expands featured prominently in vector calculus?
VeeEight said:Infinite series is not covered for most, if not all, "Calc III' courses I have seen (this is usually left for courses in Real Analysis).
The amount of material from calc II that is used in calc III varies depending on the specific course and curriculum. Generally, about 50-60% of the material from calc II is used in calc III.
Yes, having a strong foundation in calc II is important for success in calc III. Many concepts and techniques from calc II are built upon and expanded in calc III.
Some key topics from calc II that are used in calc III include integration techniques (such as u-substitution and integration by parts), sequences and series, and multivariable calculus (such as partial derivatives and multiple integrals).
It is highly recommended to review key concepts and techniques from calc II before starting calc III. This will help solidify your understanding and make the transition to calc III smoother.
Yes, there are many resources available to help bridge the gap between calc II and calc III. These include review books, online tutorials, and practice problems. It may also be helpful to consult with your instructor or a tutor for additional support.