steps2MATH vs PE.Mech

Say goodbye to “math is stupid” and welcome to steps2Math. True to the motto “Understand instead of despair,” steps2Math provides students, parents, and teachers in grades 5 through 11 with an accessible way to approach mathematics. That’s because steps2Math doesn’t just calculate and solve math problems—it shows the corresponding solution steps one by one. Features of steps2Math: • Algebra problems can be entered. • The solution process is generated and displayed. • Each step in the solution is accompanied by an explanation. • The steps are highlighted in red and linked to the explanations. • Side calculations (addition, division, multiplication) • For functions, the corresponding graphs are generated. • Graphs for both sides of an equation. • For functions, a value table is also displayed alongside the graph. • The graphs can be zoomed in, zoomed out, and moved as desired. • For equations, the verification step is also performed. • 35 languages are supported. • You can switch between them at any time within the app. • Local number formatting is supported for some languages. • The output can be customized to the user’s preferences and abilities. • An extensive collection of exercises with more than 500 templates. • The practice problems are generated anew from templates each time. • As a result, Steps2MATH contains countless exercises. • Calculations are performed with precision. • Rounded values are also displayed. • The exercises can be saved as documents. • History • Conversion of units of measurement • SI units from ampere to weber. • Other units such as inches and yards. The app can also be used as a scientific calculator. Mathematical features: • Natural numbers • Integers • Fractions • Decimals • Rational numbers • Percentages • Powers • Algebraic manipulations • Linear equations • Systems of linear equations • Roots • Quadratic equations • Trigonometric functions (π/°) • Exponential functions • Logarithms • Complex numbers • Signum • Rounding • Absolute value • Binomial coefficients • Differential calculus

This app is aimed at mechanics part and includes 11 experiments about: kinematics, Newton's laws of motion, work and energy, momentum and impulse, periodic motion etc. It has some features: 1. You can set ideal conditions, for example: friction=0, air resistance=0, any gravity acceleration; 2. Show changing physical values by function diagram, free body diagram, energy diagram etc in real time to compensate for the lack of real experiments; 3. You can set any reasonable parameters to see different results, and calculate them by the descriptions to test your understanding; 4. Suitable for use in high school and college students; I hope this app can help you in your physics learning.