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points, lines, and functions in real time, allowing
Application includes some calculators inside:
o Basic calculator 300 es plus
o Advanced calculator 115 es plus
o Scientific calculator 991 ex
o Scientific calculator 991 es plus
o Graphing calculator 84 plus
Features and Functions
Basic calculator 300 es plus and 115 es plus:
supports basic mathematics to advanced math
functions: percentage, powers, roots, trigonometric,
logarithms calculator. Fraction calculation 991 ex
supports convert fraction to decimal, mixed fraction
and solve fractions problems.
Advanced calculator 115 es plus: combines of hyper
calculator and simple scientific calc. This calculator
is a multi-functional advanced calculator 991 ex
with all features in one app. Such as linear algebra,
calculus, complex numbers, display result in
rectangular and polar coordinates, matrix and vector.
Scientific calculator 991 es plus: includes smart
equation solver. Equation solver can solve quadratic,
cubic equations, systems of equations. Smart
scientific calculator 991 ex has exponent calculator
contains scientific calculations such as derivative,
integral, square root calculation, factorial
calculation, pi calculation, equation solver.
Scientific calculator 991 ex: supports calculate with
infinity number of digits, prime factors, random
numbers, combinations, permutations, GCD and
LCM.
Graphing calculator 84 plus supports function graph,
polar, parametric and implicit function. Graphing
calculator 84 can draw tangent, tracing, derivative,
root, min and max. It simulates for graphing
calculator 83 and t1 84, 84 plus.
Some other features: math formula, physics formula,
unit conversion, theme, font and programming.
Geogebra is a mathematics software that allows
users to create and manipulate geometric shapes,
algebraic expressions, and functions.
Features and Functions
Can create a wide variety of functions, including
linear, quadratic, cubic, trigonometric, and
exponential functions, by inputting their equations
or by using sliders to adjust the function parameters.
Has a robust geometry engine, allowing users to
create and manipulate geometric shapes such as
points, lines, circles, and polygons.
Users can construct shapes from scratch, or they can
import shapes from other sources and manipulate
them as needed. Has 3D graphics capabilities,
allowing users to create and manipulate 3D shapes
and graphs.
Users can change the properties of objects such as
them to explore mathematical concepts and
relationships more deeply.
Users can input equations and expressions in
algebraic form, and Geogebra will graph the
corresponding functions and create the associated
geometric objects.
Allows users to create sliders and animations, which
can be used to explore mathematical relationships.
Allows users to enter data and perform calculations.
This feature can be used to analyze data, create
statistical graphs, and perform other mathematical
operations. Allows users to create their own custom
tools, useful for educators who want to create tools
that are tailored to their specific teaching needs.
Here is a basic overview of how to use Geogebra:
1. Download and Install: Go to the Geogebra
website and download the appropriate
version for your operating system. Follow
the installation instructions to install the
software.
2. Start a New Project: Once Geogebra is
installed, open the software and start a new
project by clicking on the “New” button or
selecting “File > New”.
3. Create Objects: Geogebra allows you to
create different types of mathematical
objects such as points, lines, and functions.
To create a point, click on the “Point” button
and click on the screen to create a point. To
create a line, click on the “Line” button and
click on two points to create a line.
4. Modify Objects: You can modify objects by
selecting them and using the toolbar to
change their properties. For example, you
can change the color and thickness of a line,
or change the coordinates of a point.
5. Create Functions: To create a function, click
on the “Function” button and enter the
function in the input bar. You can use sliders
to adjust the function parameters and see
how the function changes.
6. Add Constraints: Geogebra allows you to
add constraints to objects. For example, you
can make a line perpendicular to another
line, or make a point move along a circle.
7. Explore Relationships: Geogebra allows you
to explore mathematical relationships by
dynamically manipulating objects and
functions. You can change the parameters of
a function or the properties of a geometric
object in real time.
8. Save and Share: Once you’ve created your
project, you can save it to your computer and
share it with others. Geogebra allows you to
 export your project in a variety of formats,
including PDF, image files, and web pages.
SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences)
is a software package widely used for statistical
analysis in mathematics.
Features and Functions
SPSS offers tools for data management, including
the ability to import and export data from a variety
of formats, merge data sets, and transform data.
SPSS can calculate a wide range of descriptive
statistics such as means, standard deviations, and
frequencies for different variables in a dataset.
SPSS offers a wide range of statistical tests such as
t-tests, ANOVA, chi-square tests, regression
analysis, and factor analysis. SPSS has a variety of
tools for creating data visualizations such as
histograms, scatterplots, bar charts, and pie charts.
SPSS allows for customization of analyses and
outputs, such as creating custom tables and charts,
and running syntax to automate analyses. SPSS
offers advanced analytical tools such as data mining
and text analysis.
SPSS can be integrated with other tools, such as
Python and R, for more advanced statistical analyses
and machine learning.
Here are the basic steps to use SPSS:
1. Install and open SPSS: After installing
SPSS, open the software.
2. Create a new dataset: To create a new
dataset, select "File" and then "New Data."
You can also import data from other sources,
such as Excel or CSV files.
3. Enter or import data: Enter your data into the
dataset or import your data from an external
file.
4. Clean and check your data: Clean your data
by checking for errors, missing values, and
outliers. SPSS provides tools to identify and
correct these issues.
5. Choose a statistical analysis: Select the
appropriate statistical analysis for your data.
SPSS offers a wide range of statistical
analyses, such as descriptive statistics, t-
tests, ANOVA, regression, and factor
analysis.
6. Run the analysis: Once you have selected the
appropriate statistical analysis, run the
analysis in SPSS by selecting "Analyse" and
then the appropriate statistical analysis.
7. Interpret the results: SPSS will generate
output that provides the results of the
analysis. Interpret the results of the analysis,
and use them to draw conclusions about your
data.
8. Export your results: Once you have
completed your analysis and interpretation,
you can export your results from SPSS. You
can export your results in a variety of
formats, such as Excel, PDF, or Word.
Sangaku Math is an educational app that helps
users learn and practice mathematical problem-
solving techniques.
Functions and Features
Sangaku Math provides users with a large collection
of mathematical problems to solve. These problems
cover a wide range of topics, such as algebra,
geometry, and calculus.
The app teaches users various problem-solving
techniques and strategies, such as algebraic
manipulation, geometric constructions, and
coordinate geometry.
The app provides users with interactive tools that
they can use to solve problems. These tools include
graphing calculators, geometric constructions, and
algebraic manipulations.
Sangaku Math tracks the progress of users as they
solve problems and provides feedback on their
performance. This allows users to identify areas
where they need to improve and track their progress
over time.
The app allows users to customize their experience
by selecting the topics they want to focus on and
adjusting the difficulty level of the problems.
Users can interact with a community of other math
enthusiasts, share their solutions, and discuss
strategies for solving problems.
Here are the basic steps to use Sangaku Math:
1. Download and install the app: You can
download the Sangaku Math app from the
App Store or Google Play Store.
2. Open the app and create an account: Once
you have installed the app, open it and create
an account by providing your email address
and a password.
3. Select your topic of interest: The app allows
you to choose the topics you want to study.
Select the topic of your interest, such as
algebra, geometry, or calculus.
4. Start solving problems: Once you have
selected a topic, the app will provide you
with a set of problems to solve. Read the
problem carefully, and use the tools provided
by the app to solve the problem.
5. Learn problem-solving techniques: The app
provides problem-solving techniques and
strategies to help you solve problems. Learn
these techniques and apply them to solve the
problems.
6. Track your progress: The app tracks your
progress and provides feedback on your
performance. This allows you to identify
 areas where you need to improve and track
your progress over time.
7. Customize your experience: The app allows
you to customize your experience by
selecting the topics you want to focus on and
adjusting the difficulty level of the problems.
8. Use the app offline: Sangaku Math can be
used offline, so you can practice math
anytime, anywhere, without needing an
internet connection.
Microsoft Excel is a powerful spreadsheet software
that provides a wide range of features and functions
for data management, analysis, and visualization.
Functions and Features
Excel provides a grid of cells where users can enter
and manipulate data in a tabular format. The cells
can be formatted to display numbers, text, dates, and
more.
Excel offers a vast library of built-in functions and
formulas to perform various calculations and
operations on the data. These functions and formulas
can be customized to meet specific needs.
Excel allows users to sort and filter data to quickly
identify patterns and trends in large datasets. Users
can also create subtotals and pivot tables to
summarize and analyze the data.
Excel offers a variety of charts and graphs to
visually represent data. Users can choose from
different chart types, customize chart elements, and
add titles and labels.
Excel provides users with the ability to apply
conditional formatting to cells to highlight specific
values or patterns in the data. This feature can be
used to identify outliers, highlight trends, and more.
Excel offers data validation tools to ensure that the
data entered into cells meets specific criteria. This
helps to maintain data accuracy and consistency.
Excel allows users to collaborate on spreadsheets in
real-time. Users can share spreadsheets, track
changes, and add comments to facilitate
communication.
Excel allows users to import and export data from a
variety of sources, such as CSV files, text files, and
databases. This makes it easy to integrate Excel with
other software applications.
Here is a basic guide on how to use Microsoft Excel:
1. Launch Microsoft Excel: Open Microsoft
Excel on your computer.
2. Create a new workbook: Click on the "Blank
Workbook" option to create a new Excel
workbook.
3. Enter data: Start entering data into the cells.
You can use the arrow keys or the mouse to
navigate around the worksheet. You can also
copy and paste data from other sources.
4. Format data: You can format the data in the
cells by changing the font, font size, font
color, and background color. You can also
use different alignment options to adjust how
the data is displayed.
5. Create formulas: Excel provides a wide
range of formulas and functions to perform
calculations on the data. You can enter a
formula into a cell by typing "=" followed by
the formula. For example, "=SUM(A1:A5)"
will add the values in cells A1 to A5.
6. Create charts and graphs: Excel provides a
variety of chart types to visually represent
data. Select the data you want to chart, click
on the "Insert" tab, and choose the chart type
you want to create.
7. Use conditional formatting: You can use
conditional formatting to highlight specific
data based on criteria. Select the cells you
want to format, click on the "Home" tab, and
choose the conditional formatting option you
want to use.
8. Sort and filter data: You can sort and filter
data to quickly identify patterns and trends in
large datasets. Select the data you want to
sort or filter, click on the "Data" tab, and
choose the sort or filter option you want to
use.
9. Use pivot tables: Pivot tables are a powerful
tool to summarize and analyze large datasets.
Select the data you want to use, click on the
"Insert" tab, and choose the pivot table
option.
10. Save and print: Save your workbook by
clicking on the "Save" button. You can also
print your worksheet by clicking on the
"File" tab and choosing the print option.
Math Formula is very useful math formulas that
serve as a quick reference. Perfect app for college
and high school students. You will find everything
about mathematics in it. Regular review of these
formulas/concepts will definitely help improve your
grades.
This app include:
1. Geometry
2. Algebra
3. Trigonometry
4. Equations
5. Analytic Geometry
6. Differentiation
7. Integration
8. Matrix
9. Probability and statistics
10. Units Conversion.
11. Math Tricks.
12.Tools
This app also has many tools to calculate the
geometric shapes or find the roots of equations. You
do not need internet connection to use this math
formula app because this app works offline. Users
can change between English and other languages by
setting in the language button.
Here are some general steps you can follow to use
Math Formulas Offline:
1. Download and install the application: Visit
the application store on your mobile device
or computer and search for the Math
Formulas Offline application you want to
use. Download and install the application.
2. Open the application: Open the Math
Formulas Offline application on your device.
3. Browse the formulas: Once you have opened
the application, you can browse through the
list of available formulas. Depending on the
application, the formulas may be organized
by category, such as algebra, trigonometry,
or calculus.
4. Select a formula: Select the formula you
want to use by clicking or tapping on it.
5. Read the formula: Once you have selected a
formula, read through it to understand the
concept and how it is applied. Some
applications may also provide examples or
step-by-step instructions to help you
understand the formula.
6. Use the formula: Once you have understood
the formula, you can use it to solve a
problem or perform a calculation. Depending
on the application, you may need to enter
variables or other information to apply the
formula correctly.
7. Save or bookmark formulas: If you find a
formula that you want to use again in the
future, you can save it or bookmark it within
the application. This will make it easier to
find the formula later on.