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Calculus takes his roots from works of Newton and Leibniz. Half of course is dedicated to the theory of differential calculus and its geometrical applications. The other have studies the theory of Reimann integration. Calculus II is usually... read more

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I can help with those kind of upper-level subjects, but also with undergrad-type physics and math subjects. I grew up in Chestnut Hill and West Newton, Mass. I love to tinker with electronics and cameras. I take infrared and ultraviolet... read more

I have over 15 years of teaching experience at levels ranging from Middle School through university. I currently teach in Newton and have many prize-winners in the National Latin Exam, taken each spring. I take a two-pronged approach to... read more

I always give some similar practice to make students' understanding solid. I give a note includes all kinds of formulas every session. In order to understand the Newton Laws, I put three of them together and compare the difference. I... read more

Knowing what a derivative means and how an integral is used are just two of the basic elements. Understanding Calculus lead Newton into greater understanding of Physics and which has lead us to many other places as well. read more

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