Linear equations software helps teach and learn equations with one unknown variable.
SimplEquations is an innovative software that caters to the needs of students. It is aimed at teaching them how to identify significant figures and provide answers that are correct to the required number of significant figures. The software adopts a simplistic approach, making it easy for students to grasp the concepts.
SimplEquations is packed with features that make it a powerful learning tool. It is able to generate hundreds of sums for drills to ensure that the student masters the technique of solving different types of simple equations and inequalities. The software includes equations and inequalities with decimals and fractions that the user can choose to practice on.
One of the key advantages of SimplEquations is that it allows the user to select the type of equations or inequalities that he wishes to practice on. For example, if the user has not learned to handle equations with fractions, he can choose to practice on equations without fractions. SimplEquations is also able to mark and print a detailed report once the user has finished a session.
Another useful feature of SimplEquations is that it comes equipped with tutorials with animation for easy understanding. The software is ideal for improvement through drills and users can select the level of difficulty and type of sums they wish to practice on.
SimplEquations is capable of allowing two players to compete with each other on one computer, reducing the number of computers required for a class by half. Each player can do the sums at his own pace. The software also prints two separate detailed reports, each showing the sums done by the individual player.
In summary, SimplEquations is a powerful tool for teaching and learning of linear equations with one unknown. Its simplistic approach, easy-to-understand tutorials, and the ability to generate hundreds of sums make it an ideal tool for students who want to master the technique of solving equations and inequalities. The software is compatible with PowerPC Macintosh, including G3, G4 & G5 (Runs on Intel Macs under Rosetta), Macintosh Mac OS X 10.2 or higher, 5.3MB HD space, 28MB RAM, Macintosh Classic OS 8.1 - 9.2, 4.6MB HD space, 4MB RAM and requires a screen resolution of 800 x 600 at 16 bits or better.
SimplEquations is packed with features that make it a powerful learning tool. It is able to generate hundreds of sums for drills to ensure that the student masters the technique of solving different types of simple equations and inequalities. The software includes equations and inequalities with decimals and fractions that the user can choose to practice on.
One of the key advantages of SimplEquations is that it allows the user to select the type of equations or inequalities that he wishes to practice on. For example, if the user has not learned to handle equations with fractions, he can choose to practice on equations without fractions. SimplEquations is also able to mark and print a detailed report once the user has finished a session.
Another useful feature of SimplEquations is that it comes equipped with tutorials with animation for easy understanding. The software is ideal for improvement through drills and users can select the level of difficulty and type of sums they wish to practice on.
SimplEquations is capable of allowing two players to compete with each other on one computer, reducing the number of computers required for a class by half. Each player can do the sums at his own pace. The software also prints two separate detailed reports, each showing the sums done by the individual player.
In summary, SimplEquations is a powerful tool for teaching and learning of linear equations with one unknown. Its simplistic approach, easy-to-understand tutorials, and the ability to generate hundreds of sums make it an ideal tool for students who want to master the technique of solving equations and inequalities. The software is compatible with PowerPC Macintosh, including G3, G4 & G5 (Runs on Intel Macs under Rosetta), Macintosh Mac OS X 10.2 or higher, 5.3MB HD space, 28MB RAM, Macintosh Classic OS 8.1 - 9.2, 4.6MB HD space, 4MB RAM and requires a screen resolution of 800 x 600 at 16 bits or better.
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