Tiger Algebra Solver vs Exp Function Game

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Exp Function Game — a 3×3 bingo math game with exponents and logs. Build values using exponents, logarithms, and roots to claim bingo cells. Each cell asks for the biggest, the smallest, or the value closest to 1 — the best submission wins the cell. How to play • Pick one of 9 cells and submit a and b • Each number (2–20) can be used only once per game • Stack multiple numbers to build huge towers • Use the special '−' (negative / fraction / append 1) and 'Secret' (hide your result) • Fill a row, column, or diagonal with one color to win Game Modes • Quick Match: hot-seat play with teams on one device (2–4 teams) • Bot Match: Easy / Normal / Hard • Multiplayer: play online with a room code • Practice: sharpen your skills solo A fun way to build intuition for comparing exponential, log, and root magnitudes.