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Math and physics, from foundations forward.
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Foundations / Pre-Calculus
Build the algebra and function skills needed before calculus and university physics.
Basic algebraCollege algebraFunctions and graphsPolynomial and rational functionsEquations and inequalitiesExponents and logarithmsTrigonometryAnalytic geometryPre-calculusVectorsMath preparation for physics
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Calculus
From first limits and derivatives to integrals and multivariable methods.
DifferentialIntegralMultivariable
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Linear Algebra
Matrices, systems, vector spaces and the geometry behind them.
MatricesLinear systemsVector geometry
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Probability & Statistics
Probability models, distributions, data analysis and statistical reasoning.
ProbabilityDistributionsStatistical inference
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Discrete Mathematics
Logic, sets, counting methods, relations and graph-based reasoning.
LogicCombinatoricsGraph theory
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Differential Equations
Model change using first- and higher-order equations and systems.
First orderHigher orderSystems
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Engineering Mathematics
Applied mathematical tools used across engineering courses.
Complex numbersTransformsApplied methods
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Before Calculus: 10 Algebra Skills You Should Know
Ten essential algebra skills with worked examples, common mistakes and self-checks: a practical starting point before university or CEGEP calculus.
Conditional Probability and Bayes: Choose the Right Denominator
Start with counts, distinguish “given” from “and,” derive Bayes’ formula and test independence with a frequency tree and four explained exercises.
Free-Body Diagrams and Friction: From Forces to Equations
Choose a system, distinguish static from kinetic friction, and turn a force diagram into equations. Compare horizontal and angled pulls with original diagrams and worked practice.
Eigenvectors and Eigenvalues: See the Geometry
Recognize invariant directions, find eigenvalues and eigenspaces, and check Av = λv. Two worked examples, two diagrams and five questions with hints and explained answers.
Points, Slope and Straight-Line Graphs
Connect coordinates, slope and line equations, then practise distance, midpoint and perpendicular bisectors. Nine worked examples and eighteen explained questions.
Electric Field vs Electric Potential: Signs, Units and Worked Examples
Distinguish field, potential, force and energy. Compare two midpoint cancellations, read a potential graph and work through five explained practice questions.
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