Applications and websites like Photomath and Mathway often operate on a freemium model, meaning you have to pay to access some features. However, Microsoft offers a free option that provides several features without any cost. The Microsoft Math Solver not only shows work but also includes a mode to scribble and can import pictures, all for free.
To get started, download the Microsoft Math Solver on your phone. Open the application and choose your preferred mode: scan, draw, or type. There's also some math games. This article will focus on how to use the draw feature and view step-by-step solutions.
Let's solve the equation 2x + 3 = 4. Draw this equation on the screen, and the application will recognize and display it. If you make a mistake, use the eraser at the bottom of the screen to correct it. Once the equation is correct, click the arrow to solve it, and the app will graph the answer.
If you want to see the solution steps, click the steps button, and the app will display them. It can also show related problems, videos, links, and concepts. Unfortunately, these resources open as Bing links by default. By clicking the hamburger menu, you can view a history of your equations, access a daily practice quiz, and see some examples.
Overall, this is a good application, but it lacks advanced features like shape solving or word problem solving. For some dumb reason it doesn't work offline.
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