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This collection of interactive Maple applications uses Clickable Math methods to solve standard Calculus problems.

Features

  1. Problems are taken from standard Calculus course content
  2. Examples can be modified or steps can be repeated to solve problems similar to the one shown
  3. Key steps are illustrated using short video clips, by clicking on the  buttons inside the documents
  4. Solutions are “syntax and command free”. They make use of context menus, task templates, tutors, and other interactive tools to reach the solution
  5. Explanations of interactive steps are given at every stage of the solution, making them easy to reproduce
  6. Some applications include interactive components for concept exploration
New to Maple?

These applications give detailed explanations of which tools to use and where to find them. However, they do assume you are familiar with the most basic methods of interaction with Maple. If you are new to Maple, you should first watch the Clickable Math demonstration movie.

Other training materials, including a training movie on more advanced math entry techniques (useful, though not required for these applications) can be found in the Training Center.

Trouble viewing the videos?
While viewing the Maple documents in this collection, clicking on the  button should launch the video demonstration of that step. If instead, you see a message such as “Do you want to save this file, or find a program online to open it?”, then you need to download a player capable of viewing .mp4 files, such as QuickTime (standard on Macintosh, available for Windows) or VLC (all platforms).

Download QuickTime for Windows
Download VLC player for Linux (and others)

Calculus Examples
Antiderivatives
Antidifferentiation as Area under a Curve
Arc Length
Area between Curves
Average Value
Constrained Optimization
Derivative by Definition - Polynomials
Derivative by Definition - Square Roots
Differentials
Epsilon-Delta
Hydrostatic Force - Submerged Disk
Hydrostatic Force - Trapezoidal Dam
Hyperbolic Functions -1
Hyperbolic Functions -2
Implicit Differentiation
Intutitive Limits
Maximum Volume of a Box
Mean Value Theorem
Mean Value Theorem for Integrals
Methods of Integration - Partial Fractions
Methods of Integration - Parts
Methods of Integration - Trig Substitution
Moments and Centroids
Newton's Method
Numeric Integration - Simpson's Rule
Numeric Integration - Trapezoid Rule
Power Series
Related Rates - Conical Pile
Related Rates - Traveling Ships 1
Related Rates - Traveling Ships 2
Related Rates - Volume of Sphere
Riemann Sums
Separable Differential Equations
Series of Constants
Surface Area of Surface of Revolution
Tangent and Normal Lines
Taylor Approximations
Volume of a Solid of Revolution Rotating about x=0
Volume of a Solid of Revolution Rotating about x=2
Volume of a Solid of Revolution Rotating about y=0
Volume of a Solid of Revolution Rotating about y=2
Work - Conical Tank
Work - Pumping a Cylindrical Tank
Work - Spring
Work - Spring of Unknown Length
Work - Winding Cable


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