steps2MATH for iOS

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No more "stupid math" and welcome to steps2Math. Our motto: "Understanding rather than despair." The math app gives students, parents, teachers...

No more "stupid math" and welcome to steps2Math. Our motto: "Understanding rather than despair." The math app gives students, parents, teachers from grades 5-11 easy access to mathematics. steps2Math solves not only math tasks. It shows and explains the individual steps in the corresponding solutions.The functions of Steps2MATH: Algebra exercises can be entered. The solution is generated and displayed. For each transformation, there is an explanation. The transformations are shown in red and linked to the explanations. auxiliary calculation(s) (Addition, Division, Multiplication) Function graphs. Graphs for both sides of an equation. The graphics output includes a table of values. The graphs can be scaled and moved. For equations, the proof is carried out. 35 languages are supported They can be switched at any time in the application. In some languages, the numbers can be displayed in the local representation. The application can be adapted to the needs and capabilities of the user. An extensive collection of exercises with more than 500 templates. The exercises are created again and again. Therefore Steps2MATH includes countless exercises. Calculations with exact numbers. Rounded values, if necessary. The exercises can be stored as documents. History Conversion and transformation of measurement units SI units: ampere ... Weber. Other units such as inches and yards. The app can also be used as a scientific calculator. Mathematical functions: Natural numbers Integers Fractions Decimal numbers Rational Numbers Percentage Exponentiation forming operations Linear equation Systems of linear equations Roots Quadratic equations trigonometric functions (/) Exponential functions Logarithm Complex numbers Sign function Roundings Absolute value Binomial coefficients Differential calculus