is there a good math website?

Question

is there a website were all you doo is type in the problem and it gives you the answers ?

Answer 1

Nope. There are some that will solve specific problems like this one:

http://www.hostsrv.com/webmab/app1/MSP/quickmath/02/pageGenerate?site=quickmath&s1=equations&s2=solve&s3=basic

which is good for finding roots of equations, but there's not one that I know of that will solve every math problem for you. If there were, we wouldn't need mathematicians, would we?

Answer 2

Don't know of any like that, and if I did know I wouldn't recommend it.
This is like going to the gym for weight training, and then rigging up a hydrolic lift to lift the weights for you. If the point of weight training were to lift the weights, that would make sense. But the point of weight training is to build up your muscles and become strong. In the same way, the point of solving math problems is to build up your mental muscles and become strong. Going to a website like you ask for would not accomplish this goal.
Therre are, howver, are lots of good websites where you can get explanatios as to how to do various types of problems.
My favorites are
http://wmby.com/educate/math and
http://www.purplemath.com .
To get tutorials on any specific subject type tutorial subject in your search window.
For example tutorial quadratic equations or tutorial trig identies
Of coure you could say this website does this. But it amazes me the trouble people go to, to avoid learning. Perhaps this is why the American education system is lagging behind the rest of the world.
(PS -- good answer, Peachy! I'd give you ten thumbs up if I could!)
PS -- if you say you just want a website like this so that you can check your answers, I don't buy that. You can check your odd number answers in the back of the book, and, once you understand it (which is the goal of your "weight training",) you will have a sense of whether your even number answers are correct as well. You can also check your answers by inserting them in the original questin and seeing if they work.

Answer 3

That would not qualify as a good math website... sorry. That would be a good site for dummies who can't learn to do anything on their own. If you want a good math website, by definition, go here:
http://math.ucr.edu/home/

Answer 4

Not that comes to mind. I thought that was what calculators were for. Portable computers that could answer any question you typed in that didn't conflict with reality, which sends up a Syntax Error.

Answer 5

Forget all those responses given above (and below)

go to:


http://mathworld.wolfram.com/


there are various satelite sites designed for specific mathematics (functions, integration)

Answer 6

Hmm...You can try webmath.com, but i dont think it has any advanced stuff if thats what you're looking for.

Answer 7

math.com