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Calculus 1: one-to-one online tutoring and exam preparation.
Planning your session
Send the chapter you’re studying in 201-103-RE and a question you’ve tried. We’ll confirm whether we can help before you book.
Start with a rate or a total
For 201-103-RE, start with the difference between a total cost and a marginal rate. In the linked lesson, try the first question, label each answer’s units and say which value estimates the cost of one extra unit.
- Distinguish total, average and marginal cost Use this as topic practice alongside the full code and topics on your own outline.
Related subject areas
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Common difficulties
- Reasoning about limits
- Applying the chain rule to layered expressions
- Turning an applied question into a function
How tutoring can help
Bring your course outline and a question you are allowed to share, if you have them. You can ask for help with the first step or show any work you have started. A tutor can help you work through the algebra, interpret a limit or choose a derivative rule. Try a similar question yourself and explain why the method applies.
Exam preparation for 201-103-RE
Use your assessment review list to choose questions on the limits, derivatives or applications your class has covered. Before calculating, state the domain and explain your first step. Check the calculation, justify any maximum or minimum, then redo a missed question without the solution.
Use your section’s outline to choose the chapters to review. We work through permitted practice and comparable problems, without completing graded assignments or exams on your behalf.
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