Microsoft released Microsoft Math 3.0, so students can learn to solve equations step-by-step, while gaining more understanding of concepts in pre-algebra, algebra, trigonometry, physics, chemistry and calculus. It's a one-stop shop for help with math and math in other lessons.

... Microsoft Math offers a wide range of additional tools to help students with complex mathematics , including dynamic and 3-D visualizations.

Developers were first math informed, then engineers and teachers.

Tools include a graphing calculator, step-by-step equation solver, formulas and equations library, triangle solver, unit conversion tool, and (new) ink handwriting support.

Ink works with Tablet and Ultra-Mobile PCs. Students can write out problems by hand, so Microsoft Math will recognize them.

Kudos, engineers and educators. You have made learning mathematics more direct and available on-demand, thus easier.

Teachers of all K12 grades and subjects: this is a "must review" program. Whatever your interests, priorities, and specialties, whatever you teach, however you instruct, with or without a mobile PC, having reviewed this program provides one more tool in your toolbox to help prepare your students for the math and science they will need in a global economy.

(And for those of us who have forgotten something about formal math, this program provides a private refresher reference to avoid conversation mistakes during the next party with an engineer or science guest, you know, the spouse/partner of that teacher in the other building.)

You may download an authorized free 30 day trial.

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