Category: Microsoft Mathematics

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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Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial Series

Microsoft Mathematics, Software Tutorials

Last year, I have shared to you about Microsoft Mathematics, one of the best free and downloadable graphing calculators that can be used for teaching and learning mathematics. Starting next week, I will be posting step-by-step tutorials on how to use it. Here are the tentative titles of the tutorials:

  1. Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 1 – The User Interface
  2. Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 2 – Performing Numerical Computations
  3. Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 3 – Equations and Inequalities
  4. Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 4 – Plotting 2D, 3D, and Polar Graphs
  5. Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial  5 – Using the Triangle Solver
  6. Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 6 – The Unit Converter
  7. Microsoft Mathematics Tutorial 7 – The Ink Input

If you are interested to follow the tutorials, you may download Microsoft Mathematics here and subscribe to Math and Multimedia.

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