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Personally, I would go with Khan Academy. It has calculus 1,2, and 3, a well as differential equations.
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Picked up the book “Brief Applied Calculus” by Berresford & Rocket. Extremely easy to read with application problems in business, medicine, physics, you name it! Only around $25.
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You should probabaly work through Euclid's Geometry for the basics of geometry and trigonometry. Then work through 3blue1brown for calculus.
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There are some good courses on Udemy that's pretty cheap. The Organic Chemist on YouTube is good too.
