This site discusses how to find vertical asymptotes and their graphs.

This site has several examples of the power rule that the student can work out then check on line

The definition and properties of polynomial functions are explained, and their graphs explored. Examples and LiveMath notebook activities make the site interactive in getting the students to test their knowledge of the material.

This makes for a great handout for students and teachers, alike! A comprehensive list of 47 commonly-used trig identities.

This calculus tutorial features an explanation of one-sided (left- and right-hand) limits.

Good site explaining the power rule. There is an online visualization the student can work

Definition of greatest integer function. Includes a visualization animation that requires LiveMath Notebook plugin.

Students will be able to use The Method of Exhaustion and find the area of a circle by illustrating graphically.

This online tutorial site shows that the concavity of a function is related to the second derivative of the function by using an online graphing system. Inflection points are also briefly discussed.

This site gives an example of parametric equations. The site also gives an animation of how the curve is drawn. Requires the use of Live-Math plug-in, which is free.

Good site with an example that is solved step by step for the student

This site has worked out examples the student can examine.

An explanation of what comprises the domain of a rational function. The information is brief, but formulas and examples are given along with additional links.

This site gives the definition of a derivative, discusses the derivative of a constant function, gives general operations to use on functions with derivatives (scalar multiplication, addition, and the power rule). The site has multiple...

An example of the indefinite integral is provided by the University of Tennessee.

This site gives the definition of a limit and many examples of finding delta given an epsilon to help clarify the process.

Contains an example of an odd function.

This site from Visual Calculus at the University of Tennessee provides very helpful exercises in graphing calculus problems. Provides ten exercises.

This site provides a general overview of the power series, complete with a detailed example and theorem.

In this activity, students use the parametric mode of the graphing calculator to visualize a particle motion problem.

Draw the graphs of the functions y = f(x), y = f(2x), and y = f(x/2), for practice with scaling.

This book was created by seniors at High Tech High in San Diego, California. It is a product from a cross-curricular study of art and mathematics. For one semester, the students worked on a project in math class and art class that...

Good site explaining Eccentricity in Polar Conics. The site is quite detailed.

On this site the student can work the problems then check the solution online