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Here’s a guide to finding or generating free math notes, covering resources and tips that span from basic

to advanced
levels!

1. Open Educational Resources (OER)

● OpenStax: OpenStax offers a range of free, peer-reviewed math textbooks covering everything from Algebra
and Trigonometry to Calculus and Statistics. Find them here.
● MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW): MIT has free course materials for many math subjects, including calculus,
linear algebra, differential equations, and more. Access their math resources here.
● CK-12 Foundation: CK-12 provides free, customizable math resources for high school and introductory
college levels, covering everything from basic math to calculus and statistics. It’s great for practice exercises
and tutorials.

2. Interactive Math Simulations

● Desmos: Desmos is a free online graphing calculator with a library of interactive math activities for
visualizing functions, geometry, and calculus. Check it out here.
● GeoGebra: This tool allows you to create interactive geometry, algebra, and calculus constructions. It’s useful
for generating visual aids and understanding complex math concepts. Access GeoGebra here.

3. AI-Assisted Note Generation

● Use AI tools like ChatGPT to generate summaries, notes, or explanations on specific math topics. For example,
ask for a breakdown of the fundamental theorem of calculus, or a summary of linear algebra concepts.
● AI can also help create problem sets, provide worked-out solutions, and explain steps. Just specify the topic
and difficulty level you need.

4. Academic Archive Repositories

● arXiv.org: While it’s mainly a preprint repository for research papers, you can find free math papers covering
both foundational and advanced topics, such as calculus, linear algebra, probability, and more.
● Khan Academy: Provides free lessons, practice exercises, and notes on many math topics, from elementary
math to advanced calculus. Visit their math resources here.

5. Create Collaborative Notes

● Join math-focused online communities for study groups, such as r/learnmath or r/math on Reddit, Discord
servers for math enthusiasts, or collaborative repositories on GitHub. Many students and enthusiasts share
their notes, exercises, and explanations on these platforms.

6. Use Math-Specific Apps and PDF Aggregators (With Caution)

● Websites like LibGen and Z-Library may have math textbooks and lecture notes, although accessibility and
legality vary by region. Always prioritize using legal resources such as those mentioned above.
● Symbolab and Wolfram Alpha can provide step-by-step solutions and explanations, which can be saved as
personal notes or study aids.

These steps should give you a robust toolkit for building a free, tailored collection of math notes! Let me know if
there’s a specific area of math you’d like help with.

4o

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