Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does www.PassCalculus.com offer?

A: We offer a math question solution service. If you have any questions in math or calculus that you want the complete detailed written answers for then you have come to the right place. We will neatly write the solutions out, and send them to you, either by email as a PDF attachment, or by fax. For the 3 steps to get your solutions, click here.

Q: Can I see some examples to the math questions students have sent you, and the solutions you sent back to them?

A: Of course, please see the Examples page. Here is a good place to see the type of work we do and to see how much we charge. It is also a good source of practice calculus problems for you to work through since the complete solutions are right there.

Q: When you send me the solutions to my math questions will they be hand written or typed?

A: The solutions that we provide you will always be neatly hand written. Type setting mathematics is a long process, that you probably don't want to pay extra for. If for some reason you need the solutions typed then this can be arranged but the extra hours needed for typing it will be factored into the cost quote.    

Q: Once you have written the solutions to my problems down how do you get them to me?

A: We prefer to send them to you by email as an attached PDF file, but we can also fax you the solutions.

Q: I sent my problems to you, got my quote code, and now I want to pay. Where do I go? Can I pay by credit card? Can I use PayPal?

A: Quotes can be paid by credit card on the Payment page. Enter your quote code in the database search line. When your file comes up, click on the link to pay with your credit card. You can pay with a wide variety of credit cards such as MasterCard, VISA, American Express and Discover.

If you prefer to use PayPal just send the quoted payment to us at our email address: support@passcalculus.com. Please include your quote code in the message box of the PayPal "Send Money" page.

Q: How can I be sure that my credit card information is safe?

A: We do all our credit card transactions through the third party processor Click Bank. This is a well known and trusted credit card processor. It is their business and livelihood to ensure the security and privacy of your credit card information. No one at www.PassCalculus.com will ever see any of this information.

Q: Do you offer a refund policy if I am not satisfied?

A: If after receiving your solutions you are not completely satisfied we will refund all of your money! For a refund you must make the request within 2 weeks of receiving your solutions.  For any inquiries regarding refunds contact www.PassCalculus.com by phone at 514-933-3606 or by email at support@passcalculus.com . Alternatively contact Click Bank by phone at 208-345-4245 or by email at service@clickbank.com. Just explain to us any problem you are having and we will take care of it right away.  

Q: Are there any extra charges on top of the price given in the quote?

A: NO! There are absolutely no extra charges beside the cost we quoted you after you sent us your question set.

Q:  If after receiving the solutions to my question set I have some questions on how you arrived at an answer can I ask you to explain it?

A: Yes, this is included in the price. If you have some questions regarding the solutions we sent you then just call us at 514-933-3606 and we can discuss any problems you are having. 

Q:  Do you offer math tutoring by telephone?

A: Yes, this service is available. You can send in some questions and then we can talk about them over the phone. Please call 514-933-3606 or email us for more information.

Q: Do you solve math questions for other math courses besides calculus?

A: YES! Our math question solution service can be used by anyone who needs help in any math course. We can give you solutions for high school math, calculus, multivariable calculus, linear algebra, statistics, probability, real analysis, complex analysis, differential equations, abstract algebra, number theory, topology, symbolic logic,...

Just send us your math questions, whatever they may be, and we will give you a firm quote of how much the solutions will be.

Q: How do you determine the cost of doing my question set?

A: When you send us your math problem set we look at it question by question, and determine how much time it will take to write the solutions down. We have done these types of questions so many times we know how long each type of question takes to write down. For example questions about finding the derivative do not take very long, but a question asking to draw a graph and include all the information about the graph will take longer. The cost is based solely on the estimated length of time it will take to write down complete step by step solutions for each of your questions. 

Since obtaining a quote for the solutions of your math questions is free, why not send your problems to us to see how much they would cost...

Q: Is Calculus really all that hard?

A: That depends on a number of things. Firstly, it depends on how good your background in mathematics from high school is. In calculus you will use a great deal of what you learnt in all of your previous math courses. Secondly it depends on how your mind processes abstract information. For example if a=b and b=c is it obvious to you that a=c?  

But the truth really is that YES, calculus is hard. If you take the course seriously calculus will take most all of your time, much more than your other courses. A calculus course moves very fast. If you stop paying attention for a while you may find yourself to lost to catch up again. So, go to class, pay attention, and read your text book and class notes. Any answers you need on the way can be found here at www.PassCalculus.com.  

Q: My degree has nothing to do with math, why do I have to take calculus?

A: The truth is that most of you will absolutely never use what you learn in a calculus course in any type of real world or job related situation. The only people who will ever use it in their daily lives are mathematicians, scientists, and the teachers of it. The kind of math that is useful in life is learnt in the math courses from kindergarten to high school, not in a calculus course. So why are you forced to take calculus in your academic program if you will never use it later on the job?

Many schools use calculus as a filter. In certain degree programs, such as business and medicine, there are so many students who apply to be accepted. In order to thin out the applicant pool schools simply make calculus a requirement, and suddenly there are a lot less people to consider. Calculus is hard, and why not accept those students into the program who can handle this hard subject over those who can't!   

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