07-31-2014, 11:46 AM
Yes, but I feel like as long as you understand the basics of derivatives and integration that you can definately succeed in calc 3.
As far as SL preparing you, their last sections of the calc 2 course is exactly the same material as the beginning of calc 3 at tesc. TESC breaks calc 3 into 5 units, and the first unit is entirely covered at the end of SL's calc 2, and half of unit 2.
If you complete SL calc 2 you will be adequately prepared for Calc 3 through any school.
As far as SL preparing you, their last sections of the calc 2 course is exactly the same material as the beginning of calc 3 at tesc. TESC breaks calc 3 into 5 units, and the first unit is entirely covered at the end of SL's calc 2, and half of unit 2.
If you complete SL calc 2 you will be adequately prepared for Calc 3 through any school.
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