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Mathematics

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Problems from every chapter of the course. The generator makes up fresh ones every time, accepts any correct form of the answer and shows a worked solution when you get stuck.

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The tasks are grouped by topic. At the test you pick the answer from options; here you find it yourself, which makes it stick. All tasks and guides on one page →

Equations OpenClose

Linear, quadratic, fractional, with absolute values, exponential and logarithmic. The task on its own page →

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Inequalities OpenClose

Quadratic, fractional, exponential and logarithmic. The task on its own page →

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Values of expressions OpenClose

Logarithms, powers, trigonometry. The task on its own page →

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Systems of equations OpenClose

Linear and nonlinear systems in two unknowns. The task on its own page →

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The greatest and least value OpenClose

The derivative helps find where a function is largest and smallest. The task on its own page →

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Antiderivatives and integrals OpenClose

Find an antiderivative and compute a definite integral. The task on its own page →

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Here are the tasks solved by algebra and calculus: No. 6, 7, 12, 13, 15 and 18. Geometry, probability and word problems are not here yet. The answer is always the full one: all roots, the whole set. All tasks and guides on one page →

No. 6 Simple equations OpenClose

Solve an equation of one of six kinds. First work out which kind it is: the kind tells you the method. The task on its own page →

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No. 7 Values of expressions OpenClose

Find the value of an expression with logarithms, powers or trigonometry. No calculator: everything cancels by the rules. The task on its own page →

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No. 12 The greatest and least value of a function OpenClose

Find the greatest or least value of a function on a segment. The derivative helps. The task on its own page →

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No. 13 An equation with roots on a segment OpenClose

A trigonometric equation from part 2: solve it and pick the roots that lie on a segment. The task on its own page →

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No. 15 Inequalities OpenClose

An inequality from part 2: quadratic, with fractions, exponential or logarithmic. The answer is an interval or a union of intervals. The task on its own page →

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No. 18 A problem with a parameter OpenClose

The equation has a letter a in it. Find every a for which the equation has exactly two roots. The task on its own page →

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Here are the algebra tasks: No. 8, 9, 13 and the algebra task No. 20 of part 2. Geometry and word problems are not here yet. All tasks and guides on one page →

No. 8 Calculations with powers OpenClose

Find the value of an expression with powers. Bring the powers to one base, and everything cancels. The task on its own page →

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No. 9 Equations OpenClose

A linear, quadratic or fractional equation. The task on its own page →

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No. 13 Inequalities OpenClose

A linear or quadratic inequality. The answer is an interval. The task on its own page →

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No. 20 Systems of equations OpenClose

A system of two equations in two unknowns. The answer is every pair (x, y). The task on its own page →

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No. 20 Fractions and factoring OpenClose

Reduce a fraction or factor a polynomial. The task on its own page →

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Tasks of typical first-semester tests and exams. The answer is a number or a formula; any equivalent formula is accepted. All tasks and guides on one page →

Limits OpenClose

The forms 0/0 and ∞/∞: factor, cancel, divide by the highest power. The task on its own page →

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Derivatives OpenClose

The table of derivatives and the rules: sum, product, quotient, the chain rule. The task on its own page →

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Antiderivatives OpenClose

The table of integrals, substitution, integration by parts. The task on its own page →

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Definite integrals OpenClose

The Newton–Leibniz formula: the antiderivative at the ends of the segment. The task on its own page →

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Differential equations OpenClose

Initial value problems for linear equations with constant coefficients. The task on its own page →

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Series OpenClose

The sum of an infinite geometric progression. The task on its own page →

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By chapter

Introduction

Numbers

Chapter 3 · Prime numbers

Breaking numbers into prime factorsOpenCollapse

Chapter 5 · Fractions

Working with fractionsOpenCollapse
Repeating decimalsOpenCollapse

Algebra

Chapter 7 · Letters for numbers

Expanding brackets and factoringOpenCollapse

Chapter 14 · Polynomials

Dividing polynomials and rootsOpenCollapse

Geometry

Chapter 19 · The circle and the number π

Chords and pieces of a circleOpenCollapse
Angles and segments in a circleOpenCollapse

Chapter 21 · Trigonometry

Sines, cosines and trianglesOpenCollapse

Chapter 24 · Conic sections

Conic sections from their equationsOpenCollapse

Calculus

Chapter 28 · The integral

Antiderivatives and integralsOpenCollapse

Chapter 30 · Series

Series: convergence, sums, TaylorOpenCollapse

Linear algebra

Chapter 38 · Eigenvectors

Eigenvalues and eigenvectorsOpenCollapse

Structures

Chapter 40 · Groups

Permutations: composition, cycles, parityOpenCollapse

Chapter 43 · Galois theory

Compass, straightedge and a power of twoOpenCollapse

Chance & data

Chapter 49 · Statistics

Statistics: averages, margins of error, testsOpenCollapse

Foundations

Chapter 51 · Logic and sets

Tables, negations and islandersOpenCollapse

Chapter 52 · Infinities

How many: countable or the continuumOpenCollapse

Chapter 55 · Functional analysis

Norms, inner products and contractionsOpenCollapse

Horizons

Chapter 57 · Topology

Euler characteristic and gluingsOpenCollapse

Chapter 59 · Chaos and fractals

Fixed points and doublingOpenCollapse
The dimension of fractalsOpenCollapse