Hey everyone! I hope the calculus guide has been useful to everyone. Once again, some people have been having trouble opening it, so I'll re-upload it...again. As always, if you have any questions or if you can't open it, feel free to contact me or post on the blog!

Kevin's Calculus for the Confused: Part 1

Kevin's Calculus for the Confused: Part 2

Kevin Gregory

Hey, everyone! I hope your finding my calculus book helpful. Feel free to leave comments or whatever. Anyway, some people are apparently having trouble viewing the book. Maybe it's expired or something? I don't know, but I'm going to go ahead and re-upload it. It's the same book and everything, just hopefully everyone will be able to view it this time.

 Calculus for the Confused Part 2

Calculus for the Confused Part 1

Physics for the Phlustered, First Chapter!

Hey everyone!

I hope you are all enjoying my calculus study guide. I decided to start writing one for Physics, too. I'm calling it Physics for the Phlustered. So, I've decided to upload everything that I've written each time that I post a new blog, just so that everything is in one place. So, as always, if you have any questions for me, just ask! I check this quite often. :)

Physics for the Phlustered - Momentum and Collisions

Calculus for the Confused Part 1

 Calculus for the Confused Part 2

Kevin's Calculus for the Confused

Okay! So welcome to my blog. : )


Here, I'm going to post my calculus study guide, Kevin's Calculus for the Confused. I hand wrote it and scanned it into my computer. Some of the pages may not have turned out as well as I would have liked, and for some reason my scanner wanted to make it into two parts. So, if you have any questions about what a certain page says please ask me here and I will let you know.

I will also be posting updates to my study guide. There are some examples that I think would be beneficial and I'd like to work out that I ran out of time to do. Also, I may rewrite a chapter or two if I feel like it would help.

Occasionally, I'm going to post some calculus stuff that is more conceptual than practical. You won't have to know it for the class, but if you're interested in really understand calculus, it may be fun to look at.


Last, but certaintly not least, I'm going to use this blog to help you in math, almost like an online tutoring service. Ask me questions about any math and I'll answer everything I can. Please, if your friends want some extra help in math, tell them about this blog. Just make sure you ask me specific questions. I'm not going to know how to answer, "How do you do polynomials?" If you're that lost, email me at Kevin.Gregory14@yahoo.com and we can set up some tutoring times.

So, here are the two parts.

Part 1

Part 2


Kevin Gregory