HexMathv1.0.3
Calculus solver
Type or scan a limit, derivative or integral. HexMath solves it step by step.
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What this page covers
- Limits, including ones that start as and limits at infinity.
- Derivatives with the product, quotient and chain rules.
- Indefinite and definite integrals of standard functions.
- Not covered here: differential equations and transforms; for longer derivative or integral work see the derivative calculator and the integral calculator.
How to enter the problem
- Type it or paste it. Write lim, d/dx or the integral sign with its limits, for example lim x->0 sin(3x)/x.
- Scan it. Fit the one problem in the frame.
- Choose a photo. Several problems in one photo are solved as a list.
- Then tap Solve.
Worked examples
Example 1
Problem
Differentiate .
Answer
VerifiedThe answer is
Explanation
- Identify the structureThis is a product of and , so use the product rule .
- Differentiate each factorand .
- Combine
Example 2
Problem
Evaluate .
Answer
VerifiedThe answer is
Explanation
- Find an antiderivative
- Evaluate at the limitsAt : . At : .
- Subtract
Example 3
Problem
Find .
Answer
VerifiedThe answer is
Explanation
- Divide by the highest powerDivide top and bottom by : .
- Let growand both go to .
- Read off the limit
Common mistakes
- Cancelling inside the sine: is not . The limit is .
- Multiplying derivatives in a product: is not .
- Forgetting to subtract the value at the lower limit in a definite integral.
- Comparing the wrong terms at infinity. Only the highest powers decide the limit, so it is , not or .
Checks, assumptions and limits
- Check by hand: put a value close to the limit point into the expression, such as for the example, and see that the result is close to .
- Angles in calculus are in radians. Limits and derivatives of trig functions change if the angle is in degrees.
- HexMath can make mistakes. Double check important steps.
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Frequently asked questions
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