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I think that pretty much describes this topic. I'm in Calc ATM and realized that I've forgotten many ideas from previous math classes. I don't have most of my notes as it was mostly problem solutions anyway, furthermore, that's not really what I want.
I want to start from Algebra I (seriously, like x+1 = 2) and catch up to Calc. I'm motivated, I just need a list of books in succession to learn theory and why something works the way it does. In other words, I don't want the "this is how you solve this problem, memorise it" type stuff teachers give out, I want reasoning and whatnot.
So, does anyone know a good place (books) to start from the beginning and books on continuing past that?t
I want to start from Algebra I (seriously, like x+1 = 2) and catch up to Calc. I'm motivated, I just need a list of books in succession to learn theory and why something works the way it does. In other words, I don't want the "this is how you solve this problem, memorise it" type stuff teachers give out, I want reasoning and whatnot.
So, does anyone know a good place (books) to start from the beginning and books on continuing past that?t