IB Math

IB Mathematics HL, SL

Applications and Interpretation

Analysis and Approaches

Welcome to the home page of the updated IBmaths4u.com. We invite you to take some time to explore our pages and get a sense of IB Mathematics.

IBmaths4u.com was the first forum for IB math since 2012. The new design is no longer a forum but has many more pros than the previous version. However, the majority of the content was migrated from the forum version. Almost every question is accompanied by its worked solution after reviewed by our IB mathematics experts.

Many studies have shown that students felt difficult in mathematics because, they had difficulty understanding and retrieving concepts, formulas, facts, and procedures. Therefore, we try to produce educational materials (applications, books, and websites) as simple as possible. We hope your visit to IBmaths4u.com brings you a greater love of mathematics, both for its excellence and its power to help solve everyday problems.

Mathematics is the art of giving the same name to different things.” Henri Poincare
Mathematics is the most beautiful and most powerful creation of the human spirit.” Stefan Banach
Mathematics knows no races or geographic boundaries; for mathematics, the cultural world is one country.” David Hilbert

IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation SL
IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation SL in 70 pages

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IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches SL
IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches SL in 80 pages

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IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches HL
IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches Higher Level

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IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation HL
IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation Higher Level

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Our Educational Apps

Educational apps have rapidly become one of the best ways to grasp new ideas, revise subjects and learn more about mathematics.

Apart from this website, IBmaths4u.com  in cooperation with mathematics4u.com  develops high quality free  apps for IB Mathematics and A-Level Maths.  Our apps include a lot of video lessons, many solvers, theory and are 100% free. As a result, these apps help students revise and understand the main math topics of their courses. In conclusion, our math apps made for your iPhone, iPad, and Android will keep your mind active outside the classroom.


IB Math app
IB Math app

The IB Math app covers the major part of the syllabus of IB Mathematics Analysis and Approaches & Applications and Interpretation Higher Level – Standard Level.

The app and this website include some well-chosen video lessons by Mathispower4u, a website that provides over 5,000 free video lessons with no ads. In addition, all of the videos are closed captioned.

Youtube Channel of Mathispower4u


On our website, you will also find educational video lessons by Mr. Ian VanderSchee.

Youtube Channel of Mr. Ian VanderSchee


About Mathematics

The science of numbers and its operations, combinations, generalizations, and abstractions. Since the 17th century, mathematics has been an essential complement to physical science and technology and played a similar role in life sciences. Above all, mathematics has developed far beyond primary considerations in many cultures to serve practical needs, such as trade and agriculture.

All mathematical concepts are combinations of axioms and theorems which can logically be derived from the axioms. It is a historical fact that new developments in mathematics were mainly concentrated between the 15th century and the end of the 20th century in Europe and North America.

About IB Math

Since each IB Math student has different needs, interests, and skills, there are currently four courses in IB mathematics.

  1. Analysis and Approaches HL
  2. Applications and Interpretation HL
  3. Analysis and Approaches SL
  4. Applications and Interpretation SL

Every course meets the needs of a particular group of students. Therefore it is essential to choose the course that suits every IB math student best based on the following criteria. Firstly, their mathematical skills and the type of mathematics in which they can be successful. Secondly, their interest in mathematics and the specific areas of interest for them. Finally, their other selections of subjects under the diploma programme.