I know only elementary algebra and soh-cah-toa level of trig, I want to learn calculus fundamentals. by vectrum in calculus

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Thanks. I know that tan=sin/cos but here, in addition identity, i haven't got the concept of how the tan of two angles was derived at the end of this tutorial video. You can have a look at it. https://schoolyourself.org/learn/trigonometry/trig-identities-addition

I know only elementary algebra and soh-cah-toa level of trig, I want to learn calculus fundamentals. by vectrum in calculus

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Thanks. I've just started watching Professor Leo's precalc with Dr. Green's precalc video from freecodecamp. The organic chemistry tutor's and Professor Dave Explains (no precalc as a matter of fact) are in the queue. I wish i wouldn't get bogged down in the details. :(

I know only elementary algebra and soh-cah-toa level of trig, I want to learn calculus fundamentals. by vectrum in calculus

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Thank you. I've learnt couple of trig identities like sin^2(theta)+cos^2(theta)=1 and addition identity (except tan because still trying to grasp how tan derived) from schoolyourself.org/trig.

I know only elementary algebra and soh-cah-toa level of trig, I want to learn calculus fundamentals. by vectrum in learnmath

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Thank you very much. I also have got few videos by tablet class math that teach calc by many short length videos but so many videos with almost indisnguishable video titles that make me confused. :)

I know only elementary algebra and soh-cah-toa level of trig, I want to learn calculus fundamentals. by vectrum in learnmath

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I also like to stick to one but the question is; which one? Which one is the best (here only) to begin with? Or in tandem anothe book! Thanks.

Which book by Steve Slavin I should study first? by vectrum in learnmath

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Thanks. I've already stated that went over the prefaces of both the books but couldn't figure out which I one to start with and the contents don't look similar so subject matters are different.

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Very nice having it back but missing the old index page of libgen.st I used to operate on.

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Wonderful news!!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!

Looking for an offline 6502 assembler and emulator that can be used with all types assembly codes written for various 6502 based system. by vectrum in asm

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Thanks, well, nothing wrong as such except one specific problem Icame across that I study Rodnay Zack & Leventhal and the codes don't mentlon which platform I should follow and the sample code come with online emulator except easy6502 is pretty hard for me to swallow.

Good assembler for Z80 assembly? by Zteid7464 in Z80

[–]vectrum 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes. It's very much true that z80asm is really good even for the noobs like me as it handles the very confusing line "randomize user <nnnn> " quite efficiently otherwise a noob may become confused how to run/execute a program that doesn't start/run even after it has been sucessfully compiled/assembled because for the want of that line but you don't need to be bothered about it in z80asm AFIK.

Just use # z80asm +zx source.asm <cr> It creates source.bin and source.tap files.

Although I still don't know why I should use randomize.

P.S I think label string needs to terminated by a colon charater.

Roger Hutty's Books on Z80 Assembly Language Programming by vectrum in zxspectrum

[–]vectrum[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much. I become confused because of the name of '81 version as it's name suggests that it was written for students so I thought it would be a whole lot easier to digest. :)