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Francesco Grassi
Tool for mathematics and physics students.
The app supports scalar product, cross product, and mixed product calculations in two and three dimensions. It also calculates the angle and module of vectors.
Igreja Evangelica Assembleia
Study lessons and earn a theology diploma
A provides biblical studies with weekly lessons and 12 magazines covering theological topics. Users complete lessons, track progress, and earn a theology diploma after 3 years. Lessons include scripture analysis and discussion questions.
Saaman Jaichand
Practice problems and review notes anytime
Study subjects including Accounting, Agricultural Sciences, and Mathematics. Practice problem-solving exercises and quick thinking challenges. Track progress with detailed reports and exam preparation tools.
Maths Adventures Limited
Numbers, solve patterns, learn math
Tap a square to reveal a and identify patterns in a grid. Learn system basics through pattern recognition. Develop math thinking skills by solving grid-based challenges. Track progress and improve understanding of numerical relationships.
Shin Hirota
Choose a scientist and research topics
Choose a scientist from the 17th century and conduct research in six scientific fields. Perform experiments, make discoveries, and submit findings to the Royal Society. Compete with rivals by undermining their work.
Thomas Bretl
Mathematics and art combined beautifully.
The app displays addition and multiplication tables as colorful quilts. It assigns a specific color to each positive whole number, making it easier to discover patterns in mod arithmetic.
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