Top 5 Websites to Solve Math Problems

Florencia from Gradehacker introduces the video, emphasizing the struggle many students face with math and the usefulness of online resources. She outlines that the video will provide the top five websites for solving math problems, all of which have mobile apps. The importance of time and patience in learning math is acknowledged, and the video promises to make the process easier with the recommended tools.

Symbolab is the first website recommended, offering comprehensive step-by-step solutions, interactive graphics, and helpful examples. It covers a range of topics including algebra, calculus, and trigonometry. The platform also includes a note-taking feature for recording key details. The free version provides access to practice problems and custom settings, while a premium plan offers an ad-free experience, detailed progress reports, and full access to solution steps. The cost of the premium plan is briefly mentioned.

Mathway is the second recommendation, created by Chegg and covering a wide array of subjects including algebra, trigonometry, calculus, statistics, chemistry, and physics. It is praised for providing step-by-step solutions to equations. The app allows users to input problems manually or by uploading an image. However, full access to the step-by-step process requires a subscription, priced at $9.99 per month or $39.99 per year.

Cymath is highlighted for its simple interface and advanced capabilities tailored for algebra and calculus. It offers instant feedback and suggestions to help users identify and correct errors. The service is available for free, with an option to subscribe for $5 a month for an ad-free experience, detailed explanations, and additional materials.

Quickmath is presented as a platform that allows solving equations, simplifying fractions, and provides step-by-step results with graphics. It focuses on a variety of mathematical tasks such as solving polynomials, simplifying expressions, and graphing equations and inequalities. Quickmath can also handle partial fractions, arithmetic, and factorization, and offers tutorials. Like other services, it provides results instantly but requires a subscription to view the full solution process.

Microsoft Math Solver is the final recommendation, offering a multitude of features and methods to solve problems. It is similar to Mathway in that it can analyze an image of a math problem and provide detailed information on the solution process. The tool covers subjects like algebra, trigonometry, and calculus and is available for free, which is a significant advantage.

The video concludes with a reminder that Gradehacker provides a list of websites for downloading college textbooks. Florencia encourages viewers to find the video helpful and to share any additional websites in the comments. She also invites viewers to like and subscribe for more resources to assist them during their college journey, and bids farewell until the next video.