College Algebra

College Algebra

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College Algebra
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College Algebra

App details

Release date

2020-12-30

Last update

2023-02-10

Product ID

9P5VCP3VN76Q

Categories

Education

About College Algebra

College Algebra is a math solver and a course assistant that every student will need no matter the degree he is pursuing at university.
College algebra is a core requirement of most majors at universities in the United States and worldwide.
The application contains all the major chapters a student has to deal with when taking college algebra course.
The application will help solve:
• Equations in the form ax + b = c
• Equations in the form ax + b = cx + d
• X intercept of a linear function in the form y = ax + b
• Y intercept of a linear function in the form y = ax + b
• Slope of a line [ When the equation of line y = ax + b is known]
• Slope of a line [Passing through two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2)]
• Equation of a line [Passing through two points (x1, y1) and (x2, y2)]
• Equation of a line [ When the slope and Y intercept are known]
• Equation of a line [ When the slope and one point (x1, y1) are known]
• System of equations [ax + b = cy and dx + e = fy]
• Quadratic functions [ax²+bx+c = 0]
• Parabola [ Orientation]
• Parabola [ Vertex and axis of symmetry]
• Complex numbers [Addition]
• Complex numbers [Subtraction]
• Complex numbers [Product]
• Complex numbers [Division]
• Solve inequalities in the form ax+b < cx+d
• Solve inequalities in the form ax+b <= cx+d
• Solve double inequalities in the form ax+b < cx+d < ex+f
• Solve double inequalities in the form ax+b <= cx+d < ex+f
• Solve double inequalities in the form ax+b < cx+d <= ex+f
• Solve double inequalities in the form ax+b <= cx+d <= ex+f
• Fibonacci nth number
• Prime number

The application is available in 18 languages. Most of the European languages and Asian languages such as Chinese, Japanese, Korean are supported.

Key features

  • Most of the topics studied in any college algebra course.