[ Matrix Calculator ] PRO vs Algebra Balance Usage & Stats

The most easy to use Matrix Calculator with a lot of features which will make the experience unforgettable. This app is really different than any other matrix calculator. It provides a great User Experience and User Interface. This app does not contain any ads and in-app purchases. ▢ Calculation features: - common operations (+, -, ×, ÷, power of) - matrix operations (rank, determinant, inverse, transpose, LU decomposition) - number representation (fractions, decimals) - order of operations ▢ Usage features: - day/night theme switchable by rotating the device - unlimited matrix size - support for dragging matrices throughout a screen - swipe gesture across the keyboard to add a row/column and move backwards - transparent mode to make the screen transfluid - two types of Clearing the screen (fast and step by step) - copy & paste a matrix (with a long press gesture on a matrix) - history of equation ▢ Other features: - universal (works on iPhone, iPods Touch & iPads) - 3D Touch shortcuts

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Algebra Balance

Algebra Balance provides teachers and parents with an educational tool for demonstrating and practicing methods for solving for x given an algebraic equation with one variable. Using the Algebra Balance teachers will want to encourage students to build expressions using blocks and balloons. Blocks represent positive values and balloons represent negative values. Once two equal expressions are shown, the student is challenged to analyze the equation and then begin a procedure for simplification in order to find the value of x that will solve the equation. Active learning begins by moving blocks or balloons onto the balance scale. By choosing the appropriate terms the student defines two expressions. Interactively the balance shows the relationship between the two expressions. The goal is for the student to solve for x by manipulating the balance. Terms are added and subtracted from both sides and the results are immediately displayed on the screen. Visualization helps make algebra less abstract. By representing equivalent expressions on the left and right side of the balance students develop an intuitive understanding of algebra.