CBSE 12 Math · U3

Calculus

Continuity and differentiability, applications of derivatives, integrals, applications of integrals, and differential equations.

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A focused, distraction-free run through 50 multiple-choice questions. Hints if you need them; your score at the end.

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Difficulty guide

The label describes the problem, not your ability.

1/5 - Foundational

Warm-up setup; checks one basic idea.

2/5 - Routine exam skill

Normal syllabus skill; usually one main rule or interpretation.

3/5 - Standard multi-step

Exam-style problem with multiple steps or a common trap.

4/5 - Hard exam skill

High-end exam problem; combines methods carefully.

5/5 - Challenge

Stretch problem beyond normal exam pressure.

Topic 3.1

Continuity and Differentiability

Continuity at a point, removable definitions, differentiability, and corner cases.

Topic 3.2

Derivative Rules and Standard Functions

Chain rule, derivatives of inverse trigonometric, exponential, and logarithmic functions.

Topic 3.3

Implicit, Parametric, Logarithmic, and Second Derivatives

CBSE differentiation techniques beyond direct formulas, including second derivatives.

Topic 3.4

Applications of Derivatives: Rates and Monotonicity

Rate of change, marginal quantities, and increasing/decreasing intervals.

Topic 3.5

Applications of Derivatives: Maxima and Minima

First derivative and second derivative tests, simple optimization, and board-style extrema problems.

Topic 3.6

Indefinite Integrals and Substitution

Integration as the inverse of differentiation, standard forms, and substitution.

Topic 3.7

Integration by Parts and Partial Fractions

CBSE integration techniques: parts, partial fractions, and choosing a method.

Topic 3.8

Definite Integrals, Properties, and FTC

Definite integral evaluation, fundamental theorem of calculus, and standard properties.

Topic 3.9

Applications of Integrals

Area under simple curves and area between two curves using definite integrals.

Topic 3.10

Differential Equations

Order and degree, separation of variables, homogeneous equations, and first-order linear differential equations.

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