For BC Calculus 12 · Grade 12 (British Columbia)

Calculus 12 practice questions and test prep

Every unit of BC Calculus 12: limits and continuity, the derivative and its rules, graphs of f, f′ and f″, related rates and optimization, antiderivatives and differential equations, and the definite integral. Typed answers marked by a math engine that accepts every equivalent form.

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Popular Calculus 12 practice topics

  • Evaluating limits algebraically
  • The chain rule
  • Implicit differentiation
  • Curve sketching and matching f, f′, f″
  • Optimization problems
  • Integration by substitution
  • The fundamental theorem of calculus

What's covered

Every Calculus 12 unit, topic by topic

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1Functions & graphs review

6 lessons
  • Parent functions and transformations1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Domain and range1 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • Piecewise functions2 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • Inverse trigonometric functions1 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • Graphs of inverse trig functions1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Composition and inverse functions1 skills · 6 lesson cards

2Limits & continuity

8 lessons
  • Limits from tables and graphs2 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • One-sided and two-sided limits1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Evaluating limits algebraically3 skills · 8 lesson cards
  • Trigonometric limits1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Infinite limits and vertical asymptotes1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Limits at infinity1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Continuity1 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • The intermediate value theorem1 skills · 6 lesson cards

3The derivative

7 lessons
  • Average rate of change and secant lines2 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • Instantaneous rate of change1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • The definition of the derivative1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Notation and history1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Tangent lines1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Derivatives from graphs1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Differentiability1 skills · 6 lesson cards

4Differentiation rules

8 lessons
  • The power rule1 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • The product and quotient rules2 skills · 8 lesson cards
  • The chain rule1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Exponential and logarithmic derivatives1 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • Trigonometric and inverse trig derivatives2 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • Combining the rules and tangent lines1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Higher-order derivatives1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Implicit differentiation2 skills · 6 lesson cards

5Graphs of f, f′, f″

7 lessons
  • Critical numbers1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Increasing, decreasing and the first derivative test2 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Concavity and points of inflection2 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • The second derivative test1 skills · 3 lesson cards
  • Curve sketching and matching f, f′, f″2 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Differentiability and the mean value theorem1 skills · 4 lesson cards
  • Newton's method1 skills · 4 lesson cards

6Related rates & optimization

4 lessons
  • The related-rates method1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Related rates in context2 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Absolute extrema on an interval1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Optimization problems3 skills · 5 lesson cards

7Antiderivatives & differential equations

9 lessons
  • Antiderivatives and integral notation1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • The power rule backwards1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Exponential, 1/x and trig antiderivatives1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Integration by substitution1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Integration by parts1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Differential equations1 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Separable equations1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Initial value problems1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Slope fields1 skills · 6 lesson cards

8The definite integral

6 lessons
  • Riemann sums and the trapezoidal method3 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • The definite integral: definition, notation, properties2 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • The fundamental theorem of calculus2 skills · 7 lesson cards
  • Area under and between curves2 skills · 6 lesson cards
  • Volumes of solids of revolution1 skills · 5 lesson cards
  • Average value of a function1 skills · 4 lesson cards

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Graph questions

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Progress tracking

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My mistakes

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Unit tests and mock exams

Timed unit tests, a mock midterm and a mock final in the familiar format, with a breakdown by unit and skill.

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    As each unit is taught

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    Before a unit test

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    Midterm and final

    Mock midterm (Units 1–4) and mock final (all units), plus Rescue for your weakest topic and your mistakes to retry.

Midterm: Units 1, 2, 3, 4 (mock exam)Final exam: all units (mock exam)

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