
Conquer Calculus
AP Calculus Problems+Formulas
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Go from "I don't get it" to "I can do this" in AP Calculus.
Conquer Calculus breaks calculus into 12 parts and 207 concept cards, from "what is a function" all the way to differential equations and series. Every card gives you a clear definition, the key properties, a tidy summary of the formulas, and worked examples that go from easy to hard — so you can start solving problems right after reading.
What's inside
• Functions, domain and range, composition, inverses
• Limits and continuity, infinite limits, asymptotes, squeeze theorem
• Derivatives: definition, difference quotient, product/quotient/chain rules, implicit and parametric differentiation
• Applications: extrema, curve sketching, related rates, linear approximation
• Antiderivatives: u-substitution, partial fractions, integration by parts, tabular method
• Definite integrals: Riemann sums, the Fundamental Theorem, average value
• Applications: area, volume, arc length, improper integrals
• Motion, velocity and position
• Differential equations: slope fields, Euler's method, separation of variables, exponential and logistic growth
• Sequences and series: convergence, tests, Taylor series
Why you'll keep opening it
• Full solutions for every problem — not just the answer, but the idea and the steps
• Graphs are drawn inside the app: crisp when you zoom in, and easy on the eyes in dark mode
• Formula reference: every formula in one place, searchable in both directions
• Progress is tracked automatically, so revision starts where you're weakest
• Bilingual: every concept and every problem in English and Chinese
• Works offline — study without a connection, and pick up updates the next time you're online
Who it's for
• Students taking AP Calculus AB or BC
• Students previewing or reviewing university calculus
• Self-learners who want the fundamentals solid
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No accounts, no tracking, no ads. We only record whether the App is being used, where from, and when it was last used: a randomly generated install identifier, your IP address, the country derived from it, and the last-used time (kept for 90 days). Your study progress stays on your device.
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What's New in Conquer Calculus
1.0.0
November 5, 2026





