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CALC 103
Introduction to Calculus
Other codes or names · CALC103
The topics here come from the 2025–26 course description. We have not confirmed their alignment with the 2026–27 outline. Your current outline, if you have it, helps us identify the topics you’re studying.
The topics here come from the 2025–26 course description. We have not confirmed their alignment with the 2026–27 outline. Your current outline, if you have it, helps us identify the topics you’re studying.
The topics here come from the 2025–26 course description. We have not confirmed their alignment with the 2026–27 outline. Your current outline, if you have it, helps us identify the topics you’re studying.
The topics here come from the 2025–26 course description. We have not confirmed their alignment with the 2026–27 outline. Your current outline, if you have it, helps us identify the topics you’re studying.
Build an oriented surface-area vector, check divergence-theorem conditions and calculate an open-surface flux with a signed closing-surface correction.
Compare substitution, integration by parts, partial fractions and trigonometric substitution, with sign-aware radical choices, worked examples and progressive checks.
Choose a system and interval to connect work, energy and momentum. Guided collision and force–position practice, with an optional centre-of-mass and relative-displacement extension.
Translate a motion story into position, velocity and acceleration graphs. Read slopes and signed areas, choose valid kinematics equations, and try six explained questions.
Find perpendicular lever arms, choose torque signs and pivots, and check force and torque balance. Three worked examples and six questions with hints and solutions.
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