Interactive Protist Explorer vs Math Tools B

Explore the fascinating microworld of protists and learn amazing information about how these tiny organisms survive: amoeba, euglena, paramecium, and plasmodium. Select the topic that you wish to explore and then hit the power button to zoom off to views of amoeba, euglena, paramecium or plasmodium. Continue tapping buttons to explore even more interesting facts. Each organism is illustrated in detail with descriptions giving even more information. Tap a button access interesting data about each of the topics with include the structures and functions, the sexual and asexual reproduction, types of seeds and biological processes like photosynthesis -- all presented in an interactive format. Tap the info button to read interesting facts about each important each topic. Teachers will really like this app. After students have read about either plant or animal cells, they can tap the quiz button to measure their reading comprehension. In addition to the quiz there is also a word game that helps students review the information presented. Charts and graphs are used to present cross-sectional views and information about microorganisms including the malaria cycle. Interactive Protist Explorer is available for iOS and tvOS devices. It is just beautiful on a big screen TV and would be a wonderfully exciting tool in any science classroom.

Understand math and numbers better, whether it be for school or any other purpose. This app can help you with many numerical tasks including: • Factoring • Prime Factorization • Greatest common divisor • Finding prime numbers • Conversion of a decimal to a fraction • Simplification of Fractions • Fraction Arithmetic • Random Number Generation You can expect speed, some of the fastest known algorithms are used in the calculations and all of the operations are computed on your physical device. This takes off the time that would otherwise be used to communicate with servers through the internet. The one exception to this is the nth prime page which contacts a server to be able to quickly give you up to nearly the 10 trillionth prime number in just seconds.