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Equation Math Solver
Equation Math Solver
Equation Solver is a piece of software designed to help you execute second (a*x^2+b*x+c=0) and first (b*x+c=0) degree equations, along with simple linear systems (a1*x+b1*y+c1=0 and a2*x+b2*y+c2=0). It doesn't come packed with complicated options or configuration parameters, making it accessible to math students who don't have heavy PC experience. My blog: https://vegettadbz.blogspot.com/ -
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Equation Untie (Equation Solver)
Solving and graphing mathematical equations
Equation Untie is an equation solver that enables you to solve and graph mathematical equations of the first and second degree in both real and complex planes. -
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MegaMath is a C#/VB.Net library that computes basic math functions on extremely large integers represented as strings.
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This program is an equation solver 2nd degree. Written entirely with Visual Basic Express 2010. Addresses three types of equations the well, the spurious, and the complete.
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Ongoing development of a fast, accurate, and eventually parallel, numerical solver that is currently specific to differential equations of the Riccati variant.
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