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MATH15382D Calculus 1 covers differentiation, integration, and parametric and polar curves. MATH15121D Calculus 2 covers series, multivariable calculus and vector calculus. We can help you understand the question, choose a method and work through the calculation step by step.
PHYS12904D covers motion, forces, energy, momentum, rotation, oscillations and ideal fluids. MECE21469D covers statics and dynamics, including equilibrium, structures, friction and motion. These guides are for the mechanical-engineering degree at Davis Campus in Brampton. Tell us your topic or share a question, even if you have not started it; we will confirm whether we can help before booking.
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Surface flux with oriented area vectors and closing surfaces
Build an oriented surface-area vector, check divergence-theorem conditions and calculate an open-surface flux with a signed closing-surface correction.
How to Choose an Integration Method
Compare substitution, integration by parts, partial fractions and trigonometric substitution, with sign-aware radical choices, worked examples and progressive checks.
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.
Work, Energy or Momentum: Choose the Method
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.
Motion Graphs: From the Story to the Equation
Translate a motion story into position, velocity and acceleration graphs. Read slopes and signed areas, choose valid kinematics equations, and try six explained questions.
Torque and Static Equilibrium: Find the Perpendicular Lever Arm
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.
When a pulley has rotational inertia: forces, torque and energy
Connect three force and torque diagrams to explain unequal pulley tensions. Check rotational energy, recover the ideal limit and retry with a different moment of inertia.
Distributed Loads: Resultants, Centroids and Support Reactions
Turn uniform, triangular and combined load diagrams into equivalent forces, then solve pin-and-roller reactions. Three worked examples and eight questions with optional hints and explained solutions.
Functions: Transformations, Composition and Inverses
Connect inputs, tables and graphs; transform functions, check composition domains, reverse restricted rules and choose piecewise branches. Eight numbered worked examples, five diagrams and twenty explained practice questions.
Unit Circle and Trigonometric Graphs
Connect radians, signed coordinates, displacement vectors and sine/cosine graphs. Eight worked examples and fifteen questions, including optional identity proofs with domain restrictions.
Forces in Two Dimensions: Resultants, Acceleration and Equilibrium
Resolve angled forces into components, find the resultant and acceleration, and recover an equilibrant or unknown force. Three worked examples and six questions with hints and solutions.
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