MathSolver – user guide

What MathSolver can solve, how to enter a problem and what the result looks like.

MathSolver solves problems from a photo or typed in, and for every result it shows the working the way it is done at school – step by step, with explanations and, where it makes sense, a graph.

Each chapter covers one type of problem: what to expect from the solution, how to enter it, and examples of real output from the app. Known limitations, if there are any, are listed at the end of the chapter.

Contents

1. Entering a problem
2. Linear equations and inequalities
3. Quadratic equations
4. Higher-degree equations
5. Rational equations
6. Radical equations
7. Exponential and logarithmic equations and inequalities
8. Absolute value
9. Trigonometric equations and inequalities
10. Inequalities and systems of inequalities
11. Systems of equations
12. Equations and inequalities with a parameter
13. Simplifying expressions
14. Limits
15. Derivatives
16. Function analysis
17. Taylor polynomial
18. Indefinite integrals
    • Basic integrals and substitution
    • Integration by parts
    • Rational functions
    • Trigonometric functions
    • Hyperbolic functions
    • Roots
19. Definite integrals and their applications
    • Definite integral
    • Improper integrals
    • Area under a curve and between curves
    • Arc length
    • Volume of a solid of revolution
    • Surface area of a solid of revolution
    • Parametric curves and curves in polar coordinates
    • Curves given by an equation
20. Infinite series
    • Numerical series
    • Power series
    • Taylor series
21. Fourier series
22. Differential equations
23. Recurrences and generating functions
24. Applications of differential equations
25. Coming soon