Microsoft Math
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Uploaded by MSFTEducation on Mar 19, 2008
Go beyond the traditional calculator and empower students with a learning tool that offers a more complete understanding of math. Microsoft Math not only helps students get the right answers, it also helps them learn how to solve problems and understand concepts. It's a powerful teaching tool that can be a tremendous benefit in the classroom. Microsoft Math complements the efforts of teachers by helping students visualize, understand, and apply challenging math concepts. Step-by step instructions reinforce key skills in pre-algebra, algebra, trigonometry, calculus, physics, and chemistry. More information at http://www.microsoft.com/learningspace/default.aspx
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What kind of music is playing?
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This gave my Math book a virus!
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yeah, it's ok. but it dosn't know how to draw conic selections and things like that ... for example try to make it draw you a circle wiwh center -5,-4 and radius of 4: (x+5)^2+(y+4)^2=4^2 ...
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They should also Provide FREE VIDEO TUTORIALS , if students are to utilize the entire features of this software
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and if you need to get something digital on the net and can't afford it or don't wanna pay because you can get it for free just use the powerful torrent. gets ya almost anything hackin and crackin yeah boy!
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only bad thing is that they try and really protect themselves from pirates and make it hard to get applications and stuff with all that protection and licenses and getting verified and stuff, but they just need to realize pirates are going to pirate anyway, because either they want it and can't afford it, where they say to the corps. help people out, (which i agree with), but i also realzie they need a living but i want good stuff for free without paying for it i also agree.
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@daisyfoofpoof xbox 360, the pc you are using to comment on this video, and kinect nope its a big lists of stuff that comes out of the awesome company like microsoft.
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@indgiu If you right-click and move your mouse along the boundaries, you'll see the plane and it's intersection in the graph.
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if it oonly was that simple... the fact that it explains in matematical terms dosn't help those who don't understand why or how it happend.
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how do you do the sweeping move at 0:47 ?
I wish I had this when I was in school. I'm a visual learner so this would've been a tremendous asset. I'm specifically thinking of the trickier physics and calculus stuff. Of course I've never used this so who knows. It should be free though, as a public service -- there are a lot of struggling kids that don't have full piggy banks.
cfergie84 1 year ago 4
LOL if you need a calculator for that easy ass problem you fail...
piratesthatpwn 3 years ago 3