Cal 1 was a breeze. Optimization is where the fun really is :)

Also, limits end up being really easy once you figure out all the tricks. For instance, if it is lim x-»infinity, and the top has a higher exponent, it is 0, If I recall correctly, and if the exponent on bottom is larger, it is DNE, but if both have the same highest exponent, then the answer is the constants in front of the highest exponent.


Cal 2, on the other hand, is a real bitchhhhhh. Some parts are interesting though.