Month: March 2012

Math Teachers at Play 48

Blog Carnival

The 48th edition of Math Teachers at Play Carnival is now online at Math is Not a Four Letter World.  Bon Crowder, the author, has not run out of ideas yet — this time, she created every sentence with exactly 15 words!

Math Carnival

The Math and Multimedia Carnival is also accepting entries for its 21st edition.  You may send your entries to mathconcepts101@gmail.com

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Math Carnival 21 Deadline of Submissions

Blog Carnival

The Mathematics and Multimedia Carnival is on its 21st edition and will be hosted by Math Concepts Explained.  You may submit your entries to mathconcepts101@gmail.com on or before March 18, 2012.

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Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 1 – The User Interface

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Microsoft Mathematics is a free software capable of performing mathematical computations, plotting graphs, and solving equations. It is a scientific calculator, a grapher, and a computer algebra system in one. In this tutorial, the first tutorial in the Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial Series, we familiarize ourselves with the graphical user interface of Microsoft Mathematics.

The Microsoft Mathematics window has four main parts: Calculator Pad, Worksheet tab, Graphing tab, and Math tools.

The Calculator Pad is composed of button groups for mathematical computations.  Aside from the Standard buttons which are used in middle school and high school mathematics, it also includes buttons for mathematical such as Calculus, Statistics, Trigonometry, and Linear Algebra.

 The Worksheet tab is the default tab displayed when you open Microsoft Mathematics. It is where most input and output will be displayed. The large text box is where the keyboard input is made.  » Read more

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