A calculus solver works out derivatives, integrals, and limits with full working. Enter a function and the operation, and read a step-by-step solution rather than just the final value.
Calculus studies change and accumulation. Differential calculus uses derivatives to measure instantaneous rates of change, while integral calculus uses integrals to total quantities and areas.
The solver applies standard rules in order — power, product, quotient, and chain for derivatives; substitution and parts for integrals — and explains which rule was used at each step.
A calculus solver handles derivatives, integrals, and limits. Type the function and the operation you need, and it returns the result with each step of the rule applied.
Use a derivative to find slope, velocity, or rate of change at a point. Use an integral to accumulate a quantity or find the area under a curve between two bounds.