Simple Power Calculator PRO vs BNFindingCarrots

Exponentiation was never that easy to do! Choose whether you want to calculate the power of a number or the root of a number. Then you need to enter the base and the exponent. Everything can also be written as decimals and fractions. The connection between the power of a number and the root of a number is shown and explained. An infographic gives a deeper insight into how exponentiation works and how everything can be calculated. Decimals, fractions and negative values are supported. The solution is shown step by step. All calculations are stored in the history. The final solution can be shared. [ Contents ] - mode for calculating the power of a number - mode for calculating the root of a number - exponent and base can be entered - results are calculated and shown in detail - reciprocal and transformations are taken into account - list of exponentiation rules - history function to save the input - detailed solution - negative values, decimal numbers and fractions are supported - no ads! [ Usage ] - there are fields for entering values using a special keyboard - press the check mark button at the bottom right to start the calculation - values for exponent and base are required - if exponent or base are missing, the relevant field is highlighted in yellow - if the values are wrong, the affected field will be highlighted in red - the entries in the history can be deleted or sorted - if you select an entry in the history, it will be automatically loaded for the calculation - the whole history can be deleted by pressing a button - solutions can be shared - touching the question mark button displays information about the topic

BN Finding Carrots A cheerful, bite-size math game that helps kids see and feel multiplication. Hop the Peeps, find the overlap on the carrot grid, and type the total. Win a round and the peeps sprint across the board “eating” the carrots! Why kids love it - Quick, satisfying rounds with cute peeps and carrot animations - Clear visuals that make multiplication look like areas (rows × columns) - Encouraging feedback and gentle hints (three tries per question) Why parents & teachers love it - Builds fluency with the 1–10 facts using a concrete visual model - Short sessions that fit homework breaks or center time - Works offline—perfect for car rides or low-connectivity classrooms Features - Multiplication challenges (1–10) - Carrot grid shows the intersection to reinforce “rows × columns” - Three chances per problem with supportive messages - Friendly animations when kids get it right Designed for iPhone & iPad with clean, readable UI Kid-safe by design - No ads - No data collected - No tracking, no accounts, no in-app purchases - Works fully offline Great for: practicing times tables, visual learners, classroom centers, at-home review