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Calculus Grades 11–College

Calculus Core Mission

Build calculus from the ground up — limits, derivatives, the Fundamental Theorem, and definite integrals — with visual tools at every step.

10 activities · Work through in order for a complete lesson arc

1

Limits & Continuity Explorer

Compute left-hand, right-hand, and two-sided limits numerically. SVG graph, approach table, and discontinuity classification.

Start with limits — the foundation of all calculus.

2

Derivative Rules Step-by-Step

Select from 23 preset examples across 8 rule categories. See the problem, rule applied, and full worked solution with KaTeX-rendered steps.

3

Derivative & Integral Visualizer

Plot f(x), f'(x), and F(x) together. Drag a point to see the tangent line slope and accumulated area with step-by-step differentiation.

4

Related Rates Visual Solver

12 classic related-rates problems with live SVG diagrams. Enter the known rate and current measurement, then see the computed unknown rate with solution steps.

5

Riemann Sum Explorer

Approximate definite integrals with left, right, midpoint, and trapezoidal methods. Slider for number of rectangles shows convergence.

6

Integral Substitution Visualizer

Work through u-substitution with 20 examples in 5 categories. Step-by-step reveal shows substitution, du setup, integration, and back-substitution.

7

Limits & Continuity Lab

Explore the formal epsilon-delta definition of limits, apply the squeeze theorem, and classify removable, jump, and infinite discontinuities by testing continuity conditions

8

Derivatives & Tangent Lines Lab

Visualize derivatives as slopes of tangent lines, animate secant lines approaching tangents as h approaches 0, explore derivative rules step by step, and compute slopes on implicit curves

9

FTC & Net Change Lab

Explore the Fundamental Theorem of Calculus by building accumulation functions, evaluating definite integrals with antiderivatives, and computing displacement versus total distance from velocity functions

10

Accumulation, Area & Volume Lab

Visualize Riemann sums converging to definite integrals. Compute area between curves and volumes of revolution using disk, washer, and shell methods with interactive cross-section views

Capstone — area, volume, and net change.