UBC MATH 101
Problem Playbook
Most MATH 101 questions come in a few familiar kinds. Each kind has the same few steps. Pick your topic, find your question, follow the steps.
Topics
Techniques of integration
Applications
Questions
How do I use the Problem Playbook?
Open the topic your question is from, find the kind of question that matches its wording, and follow the numbered steps. Each kind has worked examples you can go through one step at a time.
Which courses is this for?
UBC MATH 101 (integral calculus), and other first-year integral calculus courses that cover the same topics.
Are these the real past midterm questions?
No. Every worked example was written for this page, modeled on the kinds of questions MATH 101 midterms and exams ask, with different functions and numbers.
Does log mean natural log here?
Yes. In UBC calculus, log x means the natural logarithm, which other books write as ln x.
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