Basic Limits in Calculus with The Math Sorcerer

A Short Calculus Course That You Can Actually Finish

What you'll learn
Understand What a Limit Is Conceptually
How To Write and Interpret Limit Notation
How to Find Limits from a Graph
How to Find Limits Algebraically
How to Find Limits by Factoring
How to Find Limits by Using the Difference of Squares Formula
How to Find Limits by Using the Difference of Cubes Formula
How to Find Limits with Complex Fractions
How to Find Limits by Subtracting Rational Functions
How to Find Limits with Different Variables Other Than x
How to Find Limits Involving Delta x and Delta z
How to Find Limits by Rationalizing the Numerator
How to Find Limits by Rationalizing the Denonimator
Requirements
Some Algebra Skills are Helpful
This course does not require any trigonometry:)
Description
This course is intended for beginners who want to learn about basic limits in calculus. The only pre-req is a very basic knowledge of algebra. People who already know calculus could also benefit from this course as it will serve as a good review. This course has lots of examples but at the same time it's short enough that you should actually be able complete the entire course. There is a final exam at the end of the course that you can use to test your knowledge. This course also comes with full video solutions to every single problem on the final exam.

Here are some things I like about this course.

You can actually FINISH this course as it is not extremely long, although it does have tons of examples!

This course is pretty much self contained. You only need some very basic algebra skills.

Anyone with a basic knowledge of algebra can take this course and understand most of it.

This course has a final exam at the end with full video solutions.

Zero knowledge of trigonometry is required for this course.

Since this course has no trigonometry, it is perfect for those who don't know any trigonometry or anyone taking a business calculus or concepts of calculus course. The problems in this course often appear in those types of courses, and they also appear in regular Calculus 1 courses as well.

I hope you enjoy this course:)

The Math Sorcerer

Who this course is for
Anyone Who Wants to Learn Calculus
Anyone Who is Taking Calculus and Needs Some Reinforcement