Long division + Multiplication
Andrei Brusentsov
Solve math problems step by step
Solve problems with remainder support and repeating decimals. Perform , addition, and subtraction. Check math homework with step-by-step calculations.
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Andrei Brusentsov
Solve math problems step by step
Solve problems with remainder support and repeating decimals. Perform , addition, and subtraction. Check math homework with step-by-step calculations.
Education Shed Ltd
Practice skills with number bonds
Practice skills with number bonds, time tables, and related facts. Learn powers of ten with decimals. Perform addition and subtraction up to four digits. Count through zero. Choose from three gameplay levels with varying support for learners.
PalaSoftware Inc.
Solve math problems and track progress
Solve math problems with customizable question types including multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank. Adjust difficulty levels and track progress. Use scratch pad for working out solutions. Set goals and receive instant feedback.
Masaki Kanno
Train and improve memory skills
Offers memory and calculation exercises to enhance cognitive skills. Users can save up to four data profiles for family use. difficulty adjusts based on accuracy, with levels increasing as performance improves. A test is available to assess progress.
Akash Pulinthanathu
Practice problems and track progress
Practice arithmetic operations, exponents, and equations with randomly generated problems. Solve mixed operations, work with scientific notation, and calculate roots. Track progress and review solutions for each problem.
Moolion Inc
Solve math equations in a game
Solve simple math equations in an arcade game format. Track progress over time. Adjust difficulty levels. Receive instant feedback on answers. Compete with friends through leaderboards. Share achievements on social media.
Jaime C. Carriedo
Practice facts with timed quizzes
Teach basic facts through interactive games. Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Focus on 1 to 12. Track progress and repeat exercises for reinforcement. Suitable for children aged 4 to 9.
Sarah Pierce
Solve math puzzles with numbers
Play -based puzzles by combining given numbers using math operations to reach a target. Track progress over time and by day of week. Compete with others through leaderboards. Adjust difficulty settings for varying challenge levels.
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