EquationLab at Mac App Store analyse

Its never been this fast and easy to learn to work with formula and carry out equation calculations in high school math and physics. SPEED UP CLASSWORK AND HOMEWORK: CALCULATE WITH EQUATIONLAB Just choose the equation you need, drag and drop to re-arrange, tap in the values and get your answer. It’s that easy! EquationLab’s slick drag and drop equation rearranging lets you solve tricky, equation based calculations in a fraction of the time it takes with pen, paper and calculator. You’ll make less mistakes because the full solution is written correctly just as it should be on paper. EquationLab reinvents the calculator for formula based calculations! When you’ve got your answer you can easily change the prefix, number of decimal places or significant figures and turn on/off scientific notation. EquationLab’s preferences lets you customise the way your answers are presented. LEARN, BOOST CONFIDENCE AND GET BETTER EXAM RESULTS! Each time you solve, you learn, your confidence grows ... and this means that ultimately you get better grades. EquationLab reinforces good habits because you solve using the same sequence as calculating on paper. You can model your written work on EquationLabs solutions; they are always given in full just as they should be in exams. You learn faster too because you won’t get frustrated trying to work through problems when you get stuck. It’s easier to learn when you can see what important equation concepts really mean. EquationLab lets you read about and interact with: + Algebra and re-arranging equations + Prefixes + Decimal places and significant figures + Scientific Notation Theres information on each equation and an in app data book so you can quickly look up important constants. Integration with Twitter and Facebook means your calculations become social; its easy to share and learn with friends! IN APP PURCHASE EquationLab comes with 10 free starter equations. Low cost in-app purchase lets you get full equation sets. These sets include all the equations you need for high school math and physics.