anybody know any websites were i can plug in a math problem and get the answer?

Answer 1

Learning to program is perhaps the best answer. Learning C/C++ significantly strengthened my understanding of algebra, and with the correct libraries can solve Calculus, and probably differential equations and beyond.

You will have to write each program separate, but it's really not that difficult. And like I said, it will really help your own understanding.

There's other programming languages, which might be a little more conducive than C/C++, however. Try talking to a math or physics professor at a local college; those are always good to know if you plan on excelling in math and/or physics, as eventually that's all you'll really be using. (Okay, maybe not in math so much, but physics, yes.)

Answer 2

No such website exists.
For instance, I have been trying to solve the
following question for many years.
Does there exist a positive integer n in base 10
such that
1). n is odd
2). n is a square
3). the only digits of n are 0 and 1?
Since there are infinitely many possible n
to try any program to solve this would have
to run forever!

Answer 3

The link below gives a simple one
Google calculator for more
cheers

Answer 4

Honestly, Yahoo Answers.
People here honestly just do homework for each other.
And I find it like bad, cause you don't learn.
So, when I help with hw, I try to like really draw it out and scan the image and post it.

Answer 5

Man, if you ever find it, let me know! There's a few problems from my thesis I'd like to put in there!

Answer 6

i think there isnt any...
but if u get a TI-89 u can get almost any answer...
thats what i use...
good for algebra, geometry calculus and simpler stuff

Answer 7

is schoolhouse rock still on the internet?

Answer 8

yahoo search! it