Skip to main content
BookintermediatePaid

Calculus with Analytic Geometry

by George F. Simmons · George F. Simmons

Single- and multivariable calculus textbook by George F. Simmons, known for clear exposition, historical notes, and biographical appendices. Readers develop a working command of differentiation, integration, series, and analytic geometry with applications to physical problems.

Visit resource

This link may earn us a small commission at no extra cost to you. Affiliate disclosure

More resources on Derivatives

CourseFree

Introduction to Financial Engineering and Risk Management

Columbia University's introductory course in financial engineering, reviewing probability and optimization, then pricing fixed income securities and swaps, and valuing options with one-period and multi-period binomial models and Black-Scholes. Learners can price standard derivatives in an arbitrage-free framework.

CourseFree

Single Variable Calculus (MIT 18.01SC)

MIT's self-paced 18.01SC covers differentiation, applications of derivatives, integration, techniques of integration, and infinite series, with problem sets, recitation videos, and exams with solutions. Completing it gives the standard first-semester calculus foundation.

WebsiteFree

Paul's Online Math Notes

Paul Dawkins' free Calculus I notes from Lamar University, covering the definition of the derivative, differentiation rules, implicit differentiation, and related rates, with worked examples and practice problems. Learners can compute and interpret derivatives confidently.

WebsiteFree

Khan Academy Derivatives

Khan Academy's free differential calculus course, combining short video lessons with graded practice on limits, continuity, the derivative definition, differentiation rules, and applications such as optimization. Learners build fluency computing derivatives and applying them to problems.

VideoFree

The Paradox of the Derivative

Chapter 2 of 3Blue1Brown's Essence of Calculus series, a 15-minute animated explanation of why "instantaneous rate of change" sounds paradoxical and how the derivative resolves it as the limit of rates over shrinking intervals.

WebsiteFree

Khan Academy - Calculus Applications

Khan Academy's Calculus 1 course covers derivatives, integrals, and their applications to optimization, related rates, and area/volume problems, with practice exercises and video explanations for each topic.

See all Derivatives resources →