Mathemagics Geometry in a Dash

Mathemagics Geometry in a Dash

Learn. Practice. Brain Train.

17 ratings
8 reviews
$2.99

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 17, 2015
  • January 1, 2026

Features

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Master geometry concepts through focused lessons and practice games. This app helps build an intuitive understanding of core principles, preparing users for standardized tests and improving problem-solving skills.

โœ“Intuitive understanding of geometry principles
โœ“Practice lesson techniques
โœ“Geometry games for skill sharpening
โœ“Covers triangles, circles, squares, and rectangles
โœ“Preparation for standardized tests (SAT, ACT, GRE, etc.)
โœ“Mental math techniques
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What's New in Mathemagics Geometry in a Dash

6.4

January 1, 2026

* Compatibility updates and bug fixes.

User reviews

App not finished

Some tasks are missing information to calculate the answer, eg calculating area of circle or its circumference. Home button kind of missing, too. Not recommending at this point. Please fix the problems.

Correction needed (Thanks for the update)

Correction Review:
Sector Definition

Original Statement: "A sector is the area of a circle that a central arc and its intercepted arc take up."
Issue Identified: The term "central arc" is incorrect and should be "central angle."

Error Analysis:
โ€ข A sector is defined by two radii and the arc between them
โ€ข The radii form a central angle (with vertex at the circle's center)
โ€ข "Central arc" is not a standard geometric term
โ€ข The relationship is between an angle and its intercepted arc, not between two arcs

Corrected Statement: "A sector is the area of a circle bounded by a central angle and its intercepted arc."
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Bugs at circumference

The app uses difficult numbers so itโ€™s not for mental work, round numbers would be better to do it without a calculator . Also at the circle questions the figure doesnโ€™t appear right.

Diagrams arenโ€™t showing properly

I love the other apps in the series, but this one has an issue especially with the labeling of shapes. Labels are often overlapping and are sometimes simply not shown.

Readability of lengths and angles

Hi,
On iPhone SE, shape side lengths and angles are hard (impossible) to read in most exercises.

Especially in acute triangles.

Nice complement to other mathemagics apps though!

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FAQ

What geometry topics does Mathemagics cover?

Mathemagics covers a wide range of geometry topics including types of triangles, angles, area calculations for triangles, circles, squares, and rectangles, Heron's formula, Pythagorean triples, and arc length. It aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of basic and advanced principles.

Is Mathemagics useful for standardized test preparation?

Yes, Mathemagics is designed to help users prepare for the math sections of standardized tests such as the SAT, PSAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, and MCAT. It focuses on quickening test-taking abilities and efficient problem-solving.

What is the learning approach of Mathemagics?

Mathemagics uses a distilled approach, focusing on vital information for success. It combines focused lessons with practice techniques and engaging games to build deeper understanding and sharpen skills.

What devices is Mathemagics compatible with?

Mathemagics is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, making it accessible for a wide range of Apple users.

How often is Mathemagics updated?

The app was last updated on January 1, 2026, indicating recent development and potential for ongoing improvements and content additions.

What is the age rating for Mathemagics?

Mathemagics has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a broad audience, including younger learners and adults.

Does Mathemagics have ads?

No, Mathemagics does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted learning experience for users.

What is the price of Mathemagics?

Mathemagics is available for a one-time purchase of $2.99, offering full access to its features without recurring fees.