Definitions

1. noun

A branch of mathematics dealing with the study of continuous change, rates of change, and accumulation. It includes the study of limits, derivatives, and integrals.

“To solve the problem, you need to apply the principles of calculus.”

2. noun

A system of logic or reasoning, especially one that is based on rules or axioms.

“The philosopher developed a calculus of moral values.”

3. noun

A small particle or amount, especially of something that is measured or calculated.

“The tiny calculus on her tooth was causing her pain.”