Tackle math and science problems quickly and easily
Microsoft Math is a good, trial version software only available for Windows, belonging to the category Science & education software with subcategory Mathematics and has been created by Microsoft.
More about Microsoft Math
It's available for users with the operating system Windows 98 and former versions, and it is only available in English. Its current version is 3.0 and the latest update was on 6/14/2007.
Since we added this software to our catalog in 2007, it has obtained 162,472 downloads, and last week it had 64 installations.
Microsoft Math is a slick program that needs less free space than the average program in the section Science & education software. It's a program very heavily used in India, Egypt, and United States.
Microsoft Math gives students tools, tutorials and instructions, all in one place! Its large collection of tools, tutorials, and instructions helps students learn mathematical concepts, while quickly solving math and science problems. Students see how to solve problems step-by-step – instantly! Microsoft Math works for many grade levels, studying subjects from basic math to calculus.
Top features include:
A full featured Graphing Calculator gives students extensive graphing and equation-solving capabilities, with large 2D and enhanced 3D color graphs to help them visualize problems and concepts.
Step-by-Step Math Solutions that guide students through problems in subjects from pre-algebra to calculus.
The Formulas and Equations Library has more than 100 common math equations and formulas to help students identify and easily apply the right equation.
The Triangle Solver is a graphing tool that students can use to explore triangles, and understand the relationship between different components to solve sides, angles, values and formulas.
The Unit Conversion Tool lets students quickly and easily convert units of measure including length, area, volume, weight, temperature, pressure, energy, power, velocity and time.
Ink Handwriting Support works with Tablet and Ultra-Mobile PCs, so students can write out problems by hand and have them recognized by Microsoft Math.
