For those who do math, computers are really helpful, especially in these times where it is possible to install powerful, innovative and very intelligent applications. For those who go to school, for those who go to university and who have to solve basic math exercises, operations such as equations and solving functions, geometry problems, algebra expressions, trigonometry and so on, there are some applications that not only do they solve, but they also show all the steps to get to the solution.
Below we see the best math apps for Android and for iPhone, free, which also manage to solve problems, calculations, expressions and equations, which support the study, which work as smart calculators to do homework even with the help the camera .
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1) Brainly is the first app to download (Android and iPhone) for those who go to school, which allows anyone to ask questions and ask for help (in Italian) to do their homework. Other community members answer questions with explanations of how the problem works and receive points. The levels of education supported are elementary school, middle school and high school. The operation is all free so, for whatever you need, you can publish a question and wait a time never exceeding 24 hours to receive the answer with the solution of the task provided by another student.
2) iMatematica is an app for Android and iPhone that allows you to follow lessons and insights and to do guided exercises to be able to review and study the mathematics of various subjects: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Analysis, Probability. Even if the reviews of the app are not positive, it is still worth taking a look at it if theoretical support is needed.
3) Graph89 (Android only) is one of the best and least known math apps for students, which works as a popular scientific graphing calculator emulator such as TI-83, TI-83 Plus (first and second edition), TI-84 Plus (first and second edition), TI-89, TI-89 Titanium, TI-92 Plus and Voyage 200. The only difficulty is it is difficult to make it work because as an emulator it then requires manual installation of the computers (however it is not difficult and it's all explained).
4) Khan Academy, for Android and for iPhone is one of the most traditional math apps that allows you to review and review math (and other subjects) in a course-like environment.
5) Mathway, for Android and for iPhone, is a fantastic math app that allows you to write equations on your phone and solve them. It is a fundamental tool for all those studying in middle and high schools, with the possibility of solving operations and analysis equations, trigonometry, inverse trigonometry, logarithms and constants. It is one of the funniest math apps, for more help with homework rather than actual learning.
6) Photomath, for Android and iPhone, is one of the most innovative math apps, the one that works best with camera functionality. To use Photomath you just have to take a picture of the problem or the equation and then see the various calculations needed to solve it and anything else you may need. The app also supports charts, but is not a substitute for the scientific graphing calculator.
7) Uno Calculator, (Android and iPhone) is perhaps the best scientific calculator, excellent for making advanced calculations, percentages, support for binary, octal and hexadecimal and much more. The user interface is that of the Windows 10 calculator, of which it is a faithful replica.
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8) GeoGebra Graphic Calculator for Android and iPhone, where to write functions, equations and graphs.
9) WolframAlpha, for Android and iPhone, provides many advanced math applications or for particular purposes. The first app to install is WolframAlpha, which includes a database of mathematical results, aids, explanations and other information. This application is the best for those who study math, physics, statistics and chemistry also at university.
10) LectureNotes, for Android and iPhone, is one of the best known apps for taking notes, drawing, writing by hand and even recording the teacher's lesson. The hand-drawing function is especially useful for math students to write equations.
11) Scalar is a math script app for Android for users of scientific computing.
12) Desmos Graphing Calculator (Android and iPhone) is one of the best apps for having a graphing calculator, for drawing dynamic graphs of functions and writing calculations in a simple way. This is definitely one of the best math apps to use for high school students who need to prepare for math exams at university.
13) Graphic Calculator + Math, for Android, is another application to write equations and functions and to solve Algebra exercises as you would do in Mathlab's math notebook, The Mathlab Graphic Calculator is a really important and indispensable mathematical tool for students from middle school, high school and university.
14) Microsoft Math Solver, for Android, is an amazing application that solves math exercises automatically. Different ways to solve mathematical equations will then be displayed, including taking a picture of the math problem, typing it with the keyboard or even drawing it on the screen by hand. Compared to PhotoMatch, Microsoft Math Solver offers more functionality because if it does not find the solution to the problem, it uses Bing to find it and also provides step-by-step explanations and learning tools.
READ ALSO: Best Apps for school and university on iPhone and Android
Below we see the best math apps for Android and for iPhone, free, which also manage to solve problems, calculations, expressions and equations, which support the study, which work as smart calculators to do homework even with the help the camera .
READ ALSO: Mathematics: free programs for exercises and analysis problems, algebra, geometry
1) Brainly is the first app to download (Android and iPhone) for those who go to school, which allows anyone to ask questions and ask for help (in Italian) to do their homework. Other community members answer questions with explanations of how the problem works and receive points. The levels of education supported are elementary school, middle school and high school. The operation is all free so, for whatever you need, you can publish a question and wait a time never exceeding 24 hours to receive the answer with the solution of the task provided by another student.
2) iMatematica is an app for Android and iPhone that allows you to follow lessons and insights and to do guided exercises to be able to review and study the mathematics of various subjects: Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, Analysis, Probability. Even if the reviews of the app are not positive, it is still worth taking a look at it if theoretical support is needed.
3) Graph89 (Android only) is one of the best and least known math apps for students, which works as a popular scientific graphing calculator emulator such as TI-83, TI-83 Plus (first and second edition), TI-84 Plus (first and second edition), TI-89, TI-89 Titanium, TI-92 Plus and Voyage 200. The only difficulty is it is difficult to make it work because as an emulator it then requires manual installation of the computers (however it is not difficult and it's all explained).
4) Khan Academy, for Android and for iPhone is one of the most traditional math apps that allows you to review and review math (and other subjects) in a course-like environment.
5) Mathway, for Android and for iPhone, is a fantastic math app that allows you to write equations on your phone and solve them. It is a fundamental tool for all those studying in middle and high schools, with the possibility of solving operations and analysis equations, trigonometry, inverse trigonometry, logarithms and constants. It is one of the funniest math apps, for more help with homework rather than actual learning.
6) Photomath, for Android and iPhone, is one of the most innovative math apps, the one that works best with camera functionality. To use Photomath you just have to take a picture of the problem or the equation and then see the various calculations needed to solve it and anything else you may need. The app also supports charts, but is not a substitute for the scientific graphing calculator.
7) Uno Calculator, (Android and iPhone) is perhaps the best scientific calculator, excellent for making advanced calculations, percentages, support for binary, octal and hexadecimal and much more. The user interface is that of the Windows 10 calculator, of which it is a faithful replica.
READ ALSO: Best calculator app for Android and iPhone
8) GeoGebra Graphic Calculator for Android and iPhone, where to write functions, equations and graphs.
9) WolframAlpha, for Android and iPhone, provides many advanced math applications or for particular purposes. The first app to install is WolframAlpha, which includes a database of mathematical results, aids, explanations and other information. This application is the best for those who study math, physics, statistics and chemistry also at university.
10) LectureNotes, for Android and iPhone, is one of the best known apps for taking notes, drawing, writing by hand and even recording the teacher's lesson. The hand-drawing function is especially useful for math students to write equations.
11) Scalar is a math script app for Android for users of scientific computing.
12) Desmos Graphing Calculator (Android and iPhone) is one of the best apps for having a graphing calculator, for drawing dynamic graphs of functions and writing calculations in a simple way. This is definitely one of the best math apps to use for high school students who need to prepare for math exams at university.
13) Graphic Calculator + Math, for Android, is another application to write equations and functions and to solve Algebra exercises as you would do in Mathlab's math notebook, The Mathlab Graphic Calculator is a really important and indispensable mathematical tool for students from middle school, high school and university.
14) Microsoft Math Solver, for Android, is an amazing application that solves math exercises automatically. Different ways to solve mathematical equations will then be displayed, including taking a picture of the math problem, typing it with the keyboard or even drawing it on the screen by hand. Compared to PhotoMatch, Microsoft Math Solver offers more functionality because if it does not find the solution to the problem, it uses Bing to find it and also provides step-by-step explanations and learning tools.
READ ALSO: Best Apps for school and university on iPhone and Android
