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Advanced Integration Techniques

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Vector-Valued Functions

Infinite Series & Taylor Series

Differential Equations

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Lesson 39 is now live on MOA: AP Calculus BC: Challenging Area Problem Students Struggle With | MOA Lesson 39

🎓 Hey math fans! Lesson 39 is now live on MOA: AP Calculus BC: Challenging Area Problem Students Struggle With | MOA Lesson 39

This lesson directly aligns with:

🟢 Advanced High School Mathematics (Honors Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus BC) 🟢 AP Calculus BC (Polar Coordinates, Area Applications, Integration Techniques) 🟢 IB Mathematics: Analysis & Approaches HL (Calculus options, Polar systems) 🟢 JEE Advanced (Area under curves, Coordinate Geometry, Integration) 🟢 First-year university calculus (Double integrals in polar coordinates)

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Harvard-Limit-Problem | Can You Find This Limit ? | Many Students Get Stuck | MOA Lesson 37

Hey math fans! 👋 Lesson 37 is now live on MOA: Harvard-Limit-Problem | Can You Find This Limit ? | Many Students Get Stuck | MOA Lesson 37

By the end of this lesson, students will be able to:

🟢 Apply Taylor Series expansion to natural logarithm and exponential functions 🟢 Rewrite complex exponential expressions using base e transformation 🟢 Recognize and solve indeterminate form limits using series methods 🟢 Perform numerical verification with relative error analysis 🟢 Build problem-solving intuition that prepares them for AP, IB, JEE, and university exams

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How to Solve a First-Order Linear Differential Equation – AP Calculus BC Tutorial | MOA Lesson 28

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Lesson 28 is now live on MOA:

How to Solve a First-Order Linear Differential Equation – AP Calculus BC Tutorial | MOA Lesson 28

In Lesson 28, we solve in detail a simple first-order differential equation that, despite its appearance, demands systematic and rigorous analysis.

By the end of this video, students will be able to:

Confidently solve any first-order linear ordinary differential equation using a foundational, step-by-step method

Explain why we begin by solving the associated homogeneous equation

Construct a particular solution by applying the method of variation of parameters

Verify their final solution through direct substitution, building essential self-checking habits

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JEE Advanced 2026–Level Integral: Evaluate √7·tan(2α√7/π) = ? | MOA Lesson 23

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Lesson 23 is now live on MOA:

JEE Advanced 2026–Level Integral: Evaluate √7·tan(2α√7/π) = ? | MOA Lesson 23

By the end of this video, students will be able to:

Solve integrals with reciprocal limits and arctangent structure using symmetry

Justify why arctangent of x plus arctangent of one over x equals pi over two (for x positive)

Complete the square in quadratics with fractional coefficients without error

Connect integration techniques to exact trigonometric evaluation

Build confidence in problems that look complex but yield to structured insight

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Can You Solve This Definite Integral? Step-by-Step Method | MOA Lesson 22

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In Lesson 22, we present a rigorous, step-by-step solution to a definite integral that appears challenging to many students—but becomes straightforward once you recognize the inverse tangent integration pattern.

Lesson 22 is now live on the MOA Channel!

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AP Calculus BC: A Tricky Limit Problem Solved by Applying L’Hôpital’s Rule | MOA Lesson 20

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Lesson 20 is now live on the MOA Channel!

By the end of this lesson, Student will:

Solve double-application L’Hôpital problems with full rigor

Distinguish between “appears to be 0” and “actually tends to a finite value”

Use numerical verification to validate theoretical results—a key skill in physics, engineering, and applied mathematics

Articulate why the rule applies twice—not just how

Strengthen your foundation for more advanced topics: Taylor series, asymptotics, and error analysis

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