Calculus: The Sisyphean Task

It's like pushing a boulder up a hill, only to have the hill just be a never-ending staircase of derivatives and integrals.

Why is calculus hard? Ask the ancient Greeks, who were like, "Hey, let's just make math harder than it has to be, and watch as the Romans run for the hills!"

Why is it hard? (A tale of two variables)

Solve for X: A calculus puzzle

Limits: The point where math goes to die

Differentiate with me! (A calculus sing-along)

Or, you know, just give up and eat a sandwich.

Calculus is hard, folks!

(Note: I've generated a page that pokes fun at the stereotype that calculus is hard, with a Sisyphean twist, referencing the myth of Sisyphus, who was doomed to roll a boulder up a hill only for it to roll back down, repeating the task ad infinitum.)