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Mark Mandocdoc
Learn basic math operations for free.
The app teaches basic math operations including addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division using flash cards. Users can hear each card read aloud and test their math speed in a survival game.
Tatsuo Sugama
Usako writes calculations on paper.
Usako Calc is a calculator application featuring the character Usako. Usako writes on paper to perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division of decimal and negative numbers.
Benjamin Blakely
Math facts with cards
Learn math facts through battles. Choose opponents like addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division. Create custom decks or use preloaded ones. Answer by typing or writing. Includes dark mode and no ads or tracking.
Md. Mahmud Ahsan
Solve problems in a grid
Solve problems by finding answers in number grids. Customize difficulty levels for varying skill sets. Track progress and review solved puzzles. Share results with friends.
FMPROJECT
Calculate and with ease
Combines a and -taking . Users can input calculations with numbers and operators. Rows support addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or skipping. Rows can be reordered. Notes are organized into multi-depth folders.
Renaissance Apps LLC
Solve arithmetic problems and track progress
Solve problems across various topics, including addition and subtraction. Explore shapes and enhance number sense. Practice reading comprehension with -related word problems. Track progress and receive instant feedback.
osama ahmed
Master basic math skills step by step.
The app offers structured math practice for kids, covering addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It features 20 progressive levels for each operation with a star rating system to track progress and build confidence.
PalaSoftware Inc.
Practice with step-by-step exercises
Learn and practice with interactive exercises and step-by-step problem solving. View worked examples, track progress, and receive instant feedback on answers. Set custom practice problems and adjust difficulty levels.
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