The World Wide Web is a great source for online calculators. Some of these calculators are much more powerful than your typical desktop calculator. They show you not only the answer to your problem but also the step-by-step process used to get to that answer.
If a student is not sure how to do a math problem these calculators can help…but…there is often more than one way to solve a problem. A teacher may show a different method of solving a problem.
These calculators cover different subjects and work in different ways. Choose the one you like best.
Algebrahelp.com Calculators
- Equations: Solving, Simplifying, Solve by Factoring, Completing the Square, Graphing, 3D Graphing, Substitution
- Expressions: Simplifying, Combining, Factoring, Substitution, Evaluating Like Terms
- Functions: Graphing
- Numbers: Factoring, Prime Factoring, Percentages
- Fractions: Simplifying, Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Comparison
- Other: Proportions, Order of Operations
Quickmath.com Calculators
- Algebra: Expand, Factor, Simplify, Cancel, Partial Fractions, Joint Fractions
- Equations: Solve, Plot, Quadratics
- Inequalities: Solve, Plot
- Calculus: Differentiate, Integrate
- Matrices: Arithmetic, Inverse, Determinant
- Graphs: Equations, Inequalities
- Numbers: Percentages, Scientific notation
WebCalc Calculators
- Algebra: Quadratic, Two-Point Problem, Pythagorean Theorem, Cubic Equations, Quartic Equation, Greatest Common Factor, FOIL, Greatest Common Divisor (GCD) & Least Common Multiplier (LCM), Parabola (Quadratic) Graph, Factorial Function
- Geometry: What kind of triangle? Perimeter, Square, Rectangle, Regular Polygon, Triangle, Circumference of a Circle, Area, Rectangle (Square too), Circle, Triangle, Triangle-Heron (Hero) Formula
- Also: Quadrilateral, Trigonometry Statistics, Business Math, Science: Physics, Chemistry, Rocketry, Electronics, Astronomy, Weather/Meteorological Calculators, Engineering, Financial, Converters,...
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Online calculators and homework help tips
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WolframAlpha?
Submitted on April 26, 2010 at 1:02 AM.
I'm surprised you didn't mention WolframAlpha, the site from the guy behind Mathematica, that is intended to be able to solve any math problem you give it (along with doing many other things).
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