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Tuesday 27 January 2015

4 Free Online Mathematics Problem Solvers (With Steps)

 
Did you know that you could solve mathematics problems using some online tools on some websites? Well I found out myself not long ago and decided to share with you here. I am going to point you to 4 websites that I have used before to solve some arithmetic problems online; some of them even give you the steps in the solutions.

4 Sites You Can Use To Solve Maths Problems

Here is the list of the four websites that you can use. Just click on the link to the website (included are links to the tool that solves the maths) and get started. Just type in and find solution. These sites work differently and just take some minutes to get used to it.

1. Mathway | Math Problem Solver

Mathway is one of my favourites. It has so many tools in it, the interface is very cool and very easy to use. I created that question myself (see screenshot below) using their tabs. For that problem, I just visited mathway.com and clicked on the Calculus tab. Then all the tools I needed on calculus came up. Just play around with each of the tool and you can get them easily. Just by looking at the tools, can tell what each one does.
mathway problem solverClick on the Answer button after typing in your question. This should bring up the answer to your question but you might be asked to quickly register to see the steps through which the maths problem was solved.


2. WebMath.com – Solve Your Maths Problem

To solve mathematics problems with this site, go to www.webmath.com. Under the Welcome to Webmath! section, you can click on the dropdown section and choose the topic for which you want a problem solved. You can type in your question in the space bar that shows up and click on whatever button is there to solve the problem.
webmathFor example, under the Simplify a Trigonometric Expression, you get a button with “Click here to simplify”.
As an example for the trigonometry problem, try typing sin(x)^2+cos(x)^2 and see what you get.

3. Cymath – Maths Solver With Steps

Cymath.com is a mathematics problems solver that gives you the steps to your solution too. An Easier Way to Solve Your Maths Problems. The interface is simple and free of clutter. It’s fast too. Whether it’s integration or equation solving, you get your steps quickly.
To use this site to solve a maths question, go to cymath.com and choose the topic you want to solve a problem under. You will choose this in the first drop-down box on the site (see screenshot below).
cymath maths solverYou are to type in your question in appropriate box. The box is clearly labelled and you cannot miss it. To get all the mathematical signs and symbols you may need, click on the Maths Keyboard link to show the keyboard.
Type in your question and click on Solve button. See an example of the Polynomial long division problem I solved with it.
cymath polynomial math problemThe page should reload and bring you the solution to the problem with the steps. I have a screenshot of part of the steps below. Click on this link to see the whole steps. The best part, you don’t need to register.
Here is step 3 of the polynomial solution;
polynomial division solutionNext to site tool number four…go to the next page.


4. QuickMath.com – Automatic Math Solution

Go to the website at www.quickmath.com and click on the topic of interest on the left hand side of the page. In this case, I want to solve Matrices. All you have to is this case is enter one or two matrices, choose an operation and click the Calculate button. In this situation, I want to add two matrices.
quickmath.com matrices questionChoose the format in which you want your answer – graphic or text. Graphic will be in form of picture, so if you want to copy the solution after, you may want to choose the text format. Finally, click on Calculate.
quickmath.com answer matricesAbove is a screenshot of the answer I got! This site may not give you the full steps but just the answers if you are not a registered, paying member.
We wish you a wonderful experience as you solve your mathematics problems online!


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