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1 Definitions Number theory Linearity Continuity Limit
Calculus 1 lecture Definitions Number theory Linearity Continuity Limit

2 Definition of calculus:
Infinitely small analysis Calculus is for continuous physics, biology, economics, etc.

3 Number theory: Whole numbers Natural numbers Primes
Calculate the largest prime Rational numbers (734) Irrational numbers (chaos, surd, absurd, pi, e)

4 Linearity: Linearity principle in calculus Linear approximation

5 Continuity: Functions: Algebraic Transcendental

6 Limit: Infinitely small

7 Games Games about numbers, limits

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