Math Calculator LT

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About this app

The key features of LT version are :

- Basic arithmetic operations for real and complex numbers on +, -, *, / , ( and ).

- Built-in function for scientific calculation such as sin, cos, tan, log, exp, square root, ln, pow etc.

- Use of percentage %

- Use of built-in functions, self-defined variables and functions on calculation (* Not activated in this version)

- Use of list (* Partial activated in this version)

- Solve linear equations with real / complex coefficients (* Not activated in this version)

- Basic unit conversion (* Not activated in this version)

- Number bases conversion (* Not activated in this version)

- 2D and 3D Graphic plotting (* Not activated in this version)

- Batch processing of calculation using script file with save and load capability (* Not activated in this version)

- Statistics and Finance functions (Only descriptive statistics activated.)

- Support 2D Geometry construction (* Not activated in this version)

- Support propositional logic verification (* Not activated in this version)

- Support signal calculation such as Fast Fourier Transform (fft) (* Not activated in this version)

- Support simplex method for solving linear programming problem (* Not activated in this version)

- Support solving ordinary differential equations (* Not activated in this version)

- Support data mining analysis using method such as neural network etc (* Not activated in this version)

- Small size, ad-free and no internet connection required.

Notices :

1. On first run, goto menu --> preferences to best fit the appearance of the calculator. The size of the calculator may be also scale-able by moving two fingers apart when they both touched the screen.

2. To get an idea of the program, click 'F1' --> 'help' --> ')' --> 'Exec' and the help sheet would be appeared on the right-handed side of the calculator.

3. To run a calculation, type the formula and click 'Exec' button.

4. There is a paid version called Math Calculator (Mathcalc8)

5. An official cookbook for Mathcalc8 can be found on the developer site.