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Calculus · Differentiation

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7 cards due today

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The concept of a limit

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Limits and operations

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Differentiability at a point

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Rolle’s theorem

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Goal

Final exam

5 lessons left to complete

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How it works

From raw material to mastery in three steps

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Import anything

Snap a photo of your notes, record a lecture, or drop in a PDF. Orbily extracts and understands the content.

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Let AI build your tools

Get a full multi-lesson course, flashcards, quizzes, summaries and formula sheets, generated and adapted to the subject.

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Study and track progress

Learn with active recall, time your sessions, keep your streak, and watch your performance grow.

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AI Courses

Full multi-lesson courses from your material

Orbily's flagship tool. Feed it a chapter, a stack of photos or a recording and it writes a structured, multi-lesson course complete with a plan, checkpoints, a final exam and progress tracking. Each notion is explained, illustrated and anchored with worked examples adapted to the subject.

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9:41

Calculus · Differentiation

34%

2 / 7

lessons completed

Review

7 cards due today

Lessons

The concept of a limit

Completed · 92%

Limits and operations

Completed · 86%

3

Differentiability at a point

In progress · section 3 of 5

Resume

4

Rolle’s theorem

Up next · 9 min

Goal

Final exam

5 lessons left to complete

Resources

Cheat sheet1 page
Formulas12
Continue · lesson 3

Orby chat

A tutor that shows, not just tells

Orby is your AI study partner. Ask a question and it answers in clear prose. When it helps, it draws graphs, builds interactive quizzes, generates flashcards and renders tables and equations right in the conversation. Link your own chapters so it grounds its answers in your material.

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Explain Rolle’s theorem to me

Orby

If f is continuous on [a, b], differentiable on (a, b) and f(a) = f(b), then there is a c in (a, b) with f′(c) = 0: the tangent is horizontal there.

Example: f(x) = x² − 4x satisfies f(1) = f(3) = −3, and indeed f′(x) = 2x − 4 vanishes at c = 2.

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What does Rolle’s theorem guarantee?

A point where the derivative is zero
That f is constant on [a, b]

Correct. Rolle gives you that c exists, not its value.

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Turn any lesson into an atomic flashcard deck. Study with a free 2D swipe where the card follows your finger, and Orbily schedules reviews with a lightweight spaced-repetition system so you revisit exactly what you're about to forget.

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Calculus · Differentiation

QuestionWhen is f differentiable at a?

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17 known · 5 due · 2 new

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AI Correction

Grade your work like a real teacher

Photograph your answer and Orbily grades it out of 100, citing exactly what you wrote, question by question or against discipline-specific criteria. You get a verdict, strengths, what to rework, and detailed corrections. Add the assignment as a photo or text for sharper grading.

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4 correct · 2 partial · 1 wrong

Solid reasoning. Two implicit justifications cost you most of the lost points.

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What works

· Q1 to Q3: product and quotient derivatives are right

· Q6: Rolle’s hypotheses checked before applying it

To review

· Q5: continuity on [1, 3] is stated but never justified

· Q7: conclude on (1, 3), not on all of ℝ

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Focused sessions that count toward your streak

A focus-mode timer built for deep work. Pick a duration or go open-ended, choose your subject, and study inside a calm progress ring. Browse your linked chapters without leaving the session, ask Orby for help, and every minute feeds your revision time and streak.

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Photo, audio or file: Orbily reads it all

Three doors into Orbily: snap photos of your notes, record a lecture, or drop in PDFs and text files. AI extracts a clean, canonical version of the content and files it into the right folder and chapter, the single source every study tool builds on.

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