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Getting "better" at analysis
I didn't know where to put this exactly...
I've been stuck somewhere in calculus... I mean...
I've been trying to advance, but recently I haven't been enjoying it as much-- mainly because I guess I don't truly understand the content; it seems as if I'm looking for a short explanation and a bunch of formulas/methods to remember.
I'm not much of a proof guy or an analysis guy... so I guess that's the main contributing part to my problem. (I don't even know the epsilon-delta stuff!)
So, I was curious, can anyone point me to some resource, free online book, or even textbook (not to expensive) for trying to go from plug-and-chug math to analysis?
Or does anyone have any specific advice that might help me?
Thanks a bunch.
I didn't know where to put this exactly...
I've been stuck somewhere in calculus... I mean...
I've been trying to advance, but recently I haven't been enjoying it as much-- mainly because I guess I don't truly understand the content; it seems as if I'm looking for a short explanation and a bunch of formulas/methods to remember.
I'm not much of a proof guy or an analysis guy... so I guess that's the main contributing part to my problem. (I don't even know the epsilon-delta stuff!)
So, I was curious, can anyone point me to some resource, free online book, or even textbook (not to expensive) for trying to go from plug-and-chug math to analysis?
Or does anyone have any specific advice that might help me?
Thanks a bunch.