Math: Exercises Generator

Arkadiusz Kwiatkowski

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About this app

Math: Exercises Generator app generates random exercises for a selected subject, providing a result and full solution steps for each of them. It also contains a short introduction (tutorial) into each matter. Math problems at the level of high school and college.

Result and solution are initially hidden. Try to solve a problem yourself and check correctness.

Use Math: Exercises Generator application before a test or exam or when you have troubles in math solving. Compare solutions yourself instead of paying a tutor.

Activate Premium to choose exercise level, disable ads and let the app solve unlimited number of your exercises (selected subjects).

If you are a teacher you can use an application to quickly prepare a homework or test questions for your students.

Every month there is an app update with new math problems and subjects. Currently available categories are:
- numbers,
- sets,
- linear equation systems,
- linear function,
- quadratic formulas,
- polynomials,
- sequences,
- logarithms,
- trigonometry,
- geometry,
- limit of a function,
- derivative of a function,
- combinatorics and probability,
- statistics,
- logic,

Ratings and reviews

its good and nice to use. I haven't found anything else like it app wise so far. I do have a problem, I want to get the premium version, but the app won't let me. I believe its something on the app end

Thank you for this app. When you develop strange interests, you require strange and specific resources like math exercise generators. The app is straightforward, doesn't have a million damn ads, and is a great learning resource for people who want to make it past what you learn in school and need practice.

This app is excellent if you want to practice your math knowledge and expertise. What would make this math app even better is if it also included word problems as well. And sometimes the tutorials are too frank but you can mostly figure it out with practice.

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