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UBC MATH 100 Practice BookHints, Answers & Full Solutions
Every differential calculus practice problem from the UBC MATH 100 book, with its hint, answer and full worked solution beside the question — instead of three separate trips to the back of a 400-page PDF.
- 769
- practice problems
- 48
- sections
- 3
- difficulty stages
- Free
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What the PDF cannot do
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The answer is right there
Hint, answer and full solution open beside the question you are looking at. No scrolling to page 190 and back, and no losing your place.
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One problem at a time
Focus mode puts a single question in the whole window, at whatever text size you need. Arrow keys move to the next one.
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Remember what to ask
Tick problems off, save the ones to come back to, and flag the ones that did not click — then open that list in your next tutoring session.
All 48 sections
Start where you are stuck
The whole differential calculus syllabus, chapter by chapter — limits, derivatives, related rates, curve sketching, optimization and Taylor polynomials — each with its own set of practice problems and solutions.
- 1Power Functions as building blocks20 problems
- 2Limits109 problems
- 3Introduction to the derivative49 problems
- 4Computing derivatives198 problems
- 5Related rates24 problems
- 6L'Hôpital's Rule and indeterminate forms24 problems
- 7Sketching graphs37 problems
- 8Optimization52 problems
- 9Taylor Polynomials62 problems
- 10Newton's Method11 problemsAB
- 11Introduction to differential equations35 problemsAB
- 12Qualitative methods for differential equations23 problemsAB
- 13Further methods and applications14 problemsB
- 14Geometry in three dimensions35 problemsC
- 15Partial derivatives21 problemsC
- 16Optimization of multivariable functions55 problemsC
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