Math Wiki vs Reflective Rabbit

"What is a linear function?", "How to solve a quadratic equation?", "What is the Pythagorean theorem all about?" Math Wiki provides numerous exercises and articles in the field of mathematics, which are helpful to better understand the foundations of mathematics from 7th grade upwards. The app is also useful in preparation for middle school exams, high school and college math. Math Wiki includes the following features: • portable and compact reference work for math • glossary of mathematical terms • numerous foundations from 7th grade • ideal for learning, reference and practice • simple and detailed explanations with lots of examples for better understanding • exercises on every topic • clear structuring with subtopics • search option • suitable for high school graduation and middle school exams Math Wiki has many explanations of important topics of mathematics which are described in detail. In addition to the explanations there are examples and lots of tasks with solutions. Learn, repeat or practice math anytime and anywhere with our wiki and encyclopedia of mathematics. The following topics are already included: Arithmetic / laws of arithmetic / mathematical rules • Elementary arithmetic • Fractions • Percentage calculation • Brackets • Exponents and roots • Logarithms Geometry • Geometric formulas • Pythagorean theorem • Trigonometry Equations • Fractional equations • Linear equations • Quadratic equations • Systems of linear equations • Solve equations Functions • Linear functions • Quadratic functions • Sine and cosine • Trigonometric functions • Exponential functions • Growth and decay • Real functions • Exponential functions • Rational functions • Family of curves Stochastic • Random experiments and events • Probability • Calculating probability • Tree diagrams • Combinatorics • Statistics Differential calculus • Differentiability and derivative • Derivative rules • Applying the derivative • Curve sketching • Applications of differential calculus Integral calculus • Indefinite integral • Integration rules • Definite integrals • Calculating areas with integrals • Applications of integral calculus Analytical geometry • Vectors • Vector algebra • Lines in three dimensions • Relative position of lines • Planes • Relative position of planes For more information about our terms and policies please visit: https://www.lakdev.de/en/terms We strive to constantly expand the app and add new items and tasks. Feel free to send us your feedback, requests, topics and suggestions to math@lakschool.com.

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