Download Free Software for Maths
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GeoGebra
GeoGebra is dynamic mathematics software that joins geometry, algebra and calculus. It is developed for learning and teaching mathematics in schools by Markus Hohenwarter and an international team of programmers.
GraphCalc
GraphCalc is an all-in-one solution to everything from everyday arithmetic to statistical analysis, from betas to Booleans, from cubes to calculus, from decimals to derivatives.
Dr Geo
Dr. Geo is a winning award interactive geometry software. Dr. Geo allows one to create geometric figure plus the interactive manipulation of such figure in respect with their geometric constraints. It is usable in teaching situation with students from primary or secondary level.
KSEG
KSEG is a program for exploring Euclidean geometry. You create a construction, such as a triangle with a circumcenter, and as you drag verteces of the triangle, the circumcenter moves in real time.
CaRMetal
Essentially carmetal is great at sketching just about any graph. The user interface is easy to understand and fun to play with and it is not long before you are plotting points, sketching lines and functions on the graph with ease. You can opt to give it an equation and it sketches it or vice versa. Also, you can draw just about any shape on the grid, specify the points and you have an easily drawn graph. There is also a useful tool built in which allows you to export the graphic as a png object which can be read by word.
Deadline
DeadLine is a freeware designed for students and engineers. It combines graph plotting with advanced numerical Calculus, in a very intuitive approach. Most equations are supported, including algebraic equations, trigonometric equations, and exponential equations.
DeadLine includes a fast engine that performs Math calculations. You can complete any task almost instantly, even on older systems.
Graphmonkey
Graphmonkey is essentially a function plotting tool. It is available in the Linux repositories. The program itself is very minimal in nature. It does not have the ability to export images etc. It is simply a graph sketching tool. There are no user guides, however, the program is very easy to figure out and it runs quite smoothly.
kAlgebra
KAlgebra is a algebraic graphing calculator with support for 3D graphing and MathML markup language. This program is Linux-based.
Kayali
Kayali is a small program, easy to download and a very useful algebra calculation tool. It is able to easily evaluate most algebraic expressions and is very easy to use. Kayali is a Linux-based system.
Kig
Kig is an application for interactive geometric construction, allowing one to draw and explore mathematical figures and concepts using a computer.
KMPlot
KMPlot is a powerful mathematical plotter KDE, capable of plotting multiple functions simultaneously and combining them into new functions. KMPlot is linux-based.
Lybniz
Lybniz is a simple desktop graph plotter. It can currently plot three functions and allows you to navigate the plot. Functions are entered in Python notation. Lybniz is a Linux-based program
Mathomatic
Mathomatic can symbolically:
- combine and solve equations,
- completely simplify and compare expressions and equations,
- do calculus transformations,
- do standard, complex number, and polynomial arithmetic,
Spacetime
SpaceTime is the most powerful cross-platform mathematics software ever developed for computers and mobile devices. With real-time graphing and MobileCAS® for computer algebra and calculus, SpaceTime is a revolution in scientific computing.
wxMaxima
wxMaxima is a graphical user interface for the computer algebra system Maxima. It eases the use of Maxima by making most of its commands available through a menu system and by providing input dialogs for commands that require more than one argument. It also implements its own display engine that outputs mathematical symbols directly instead of depicting them with ASCII characters.
wxMaxima is a graphical user interface for the computer algebra system Maxima. It eases the use of Maxima by making most of its commands available through a menu system and by providing input dialogs for commands that require more than one argument. It also implements its own display engine that outputs mathematical symbols directly instead of depicting them with ASCII characters.
