Solve algebra, calculus, and word problems with clear, step-by-step explanations—right inside a simple chat. This assistant is designed for students, teachers, professionals, and curious learners who want fast, understandable math help without friction.
Math Solver
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What It Is & Who It’s For
A fast, chat-based AI that solves math problems with clear, step-by-step reasoning. Paste a question, choose the detail level (concise vs. full derivation), and get a structured solution with LaTeX-ready formatting. It can show alternative methods, explain concepts in plain language, and suggest simple code (e.g., Python/SymPy) to verify results.
Who it’s for
Students (high school & college)
- Understand each step, not just the final answer.
- Check homework and prepare for exams ethically.
- Turn messy work into clean, LaTeX-formatted solutions.
Teachers & Tutors
- Generate multiple solution paths and scaffolding hints.
- Create quick examples and practice variations on demand.
- Highlight common mistakes to discuss in class.
Engineers & Professionals
- Do quick sanity checks and formula rearrangements.
- Handle unit conversions and back-of-the-envelope estimates.
- Prototype validations with short code snippets.
Lifelong Learners & Parents
- Get simple explanations of tricky topics (limits, vectors, statistics).
- Turn word problems into equations step by step.
- Support supervised practice with hints instead of full answers.
Key Features & Capabilities
Core math domains
- Algebra: linear & quadratic equations, systems, factoring, inequalities, polynomials, rational expressions.
- Calculus: limits, derivatives, integrals, series basics, optimization, related rates.
- Trigonometry & Geometry: identities, transformations, right/oblique triangles, coordinate geometry steps.
- Probability & Statistics: combinatorics, distributions (normal, binomial, etc.), confidence intervals, hypothesis testing.
- Linear Algebra (basics): matrices, determinants, Gaussian elimination, eigenvalue intuition for small cases.
Solution quality & clarity
- Step-by-step reasoning: clean derivations with brief explanations at each step.
- Multiple methods on request: e.g., factoring vs. quadratic formula; substitution vs. elimination.
- Error checks & verification cues: quick sanity checks, domain restrictions, and unit consistency reminders.
- LaTeX-ready formatting: copy neatly formatted expressions and final results for reports or homework.
Productivity boosters
- Word-problem parsing: turns plain language into equations before solving.
- Code snippets (optional): lightweight Python/SymPy examples to validate results.
- Complexity control: ask for concise summaries or full derivations.
- Graph-friendly output: produces functions/points you can paste into your favorite graphing tool.
Language & accessibility
- Multilingual input/output: understands Arabic and English prompts.
- Plain-language explanations: avoids jargon when you ask for simpler wording.
- Mobile-friendly chat: short, scannable steps for small screens.
How It Works
Quick start
- Open the chat on this page and paste your problem (equation, word problem, or data).
- Tell the assistant what you want: final answer only or full steps, preferred method (e.g., substitution, quadratic formula), and output format (plain or LaTeX).
- Review the solution: ask for clarifications, a simpler explanation, or an alternative method.
- Copy & use: grab the clean steps or LaTeX, or request a short Python/SymPy snippet to verify.
Input options you can specify
- Detail level: “concise steps” or “full derivation.”
- Method hints: “use factoring,” “use Gaussian elimination,” “use uuu-substitution.”
- Answer format: exact form (\sqrt{}, fractions) or decimal with a chosen precision.
- Constraints: domains, units, integer-only solutions, positive roots only, etc.
- LaTeX toggle: “return LaTeX only” or “explain + LaTeX block.”
- Verification: “include a quick sanity check” or “provide a code snippet.”
Handling long or multi-part questions
- Break the task into numbered parts (A, B, C).
- Provide all givens (units, ranges, definitions).
- If it’s a word problem, add a one-line goal statement: “Solve for time ttt.”
Plans & token limits (for usage clarity)
- Free Plan: 20,000 daily tokens — no sign-up.
- Pro Plan: $19.99/month — 200,000 daily tokens.
- Premium Plan: $179/year — 300,000 daily tokens.
See full details on the Subscribe page (/subscribe/).
Plans & Pricing
Choose a plan that fits your study or teaching workload. You can start free and upgrade anytime.
Free Plan
- 20,000 daily tokens, no sign-up required.
- Step-by-step solutions with LaTeX formatting.
- Supports algebra, calculus, statistics, and word problems.
- Fair-use rate limits; ideal for light homework checks and quick concept reviews.
Pro Plan — $19.99/month
- 200,000 daily tokens for longer problems and multi-question sessions.
- Faster responses under load + higher context window.
- Priority access to advanced reasoning and alternative-method outputs.
- Great for serious learners, tutors, and teachers preparing materials.
Premium Plan — $179/year
- 300,000 daily tokens (best for heavy/regular use).
- Highest priority during peak times.
- Annual discount vs. monthly Pro.
- Suitable for intensive coursework, exam prep groups, or frequent tutoring.
Which plan should I choose?
- Just getting started? Free Plan.
- Daily homework + practice sets? Pro Plan.
- Heavy usage or multiple learners? Premium Plan.
See full details and manage upgrades on the Subscribe page.
Tips & Best Practices
- Provide full givens: include all numbers, units, domains, and any conditions.
- State the goal clearly: “solve for xxx,” “find the area,” or “give the final simplified form.”
- Choose the output style: exact form (fractions, radicals) or decimal with your preferred precision.
- Set the detail level: ask for “concise steps” or a “full derivation.”
- Request an alternative method: compare two approaches (e.g., substitution vs. elimination) to deepen understanding.
- Break complex tasks: split multi-part problems into A, B, C with a short goal for each.
- Define variables for word problems: one line per variable before building the equations.
- Add constraints: positive solutions only, integers only, or relevant ranges.
- Self-check the result: substitute the answer back into the original equation to verify.
- Handle rounding carefully: specify the number of decimal places or significant figures.
- Ask for a short recap: a quick summary of the reasoning and the final result for easy review.
- Use ethically: great for learning, practice, and feedback—not for use during proctored exams.
Limitations & Accuracy Notes
- Not a substitute for teaching or supervision: Use it to learn and check understanding, not to replace classes, tutors, or your own reasoning.
- Possible mistakes on edge cases: Ambiguous wording, missing givens, or unusual notations can lead to incorrect steps or results.
- Assumptions may be applied: If constraints aren’t stated (domains, units, positivity), the assistant may assume conventional defaults. Always specify what applies.
- Rounding & approximations: Decimal outputs can differ by rounding rules or significant figures. State your preferred precision.
- Symbolic limits: Very advanced topics or lengthy derivations might be simplified or summarized rather than fully expanded.
- Context sensitivity: Real-world problems (engineering, statistics, finance) may require domain-specific standards or safety margins that the assistant does not enforce.
- Academic integrity: Do not use during proctored exams or in ways that violate your course policies.
- Final responsibility: Always double-check results, verify steps, and consult a qualified instructor for critical or graded work.
Privacy & Data Handling
Use it safely
- Do not share sensitive data: avoid full names, emails, IDs, passwords, exact addresses, financial or medical details, or exam materials from ongoing tests.
- Educational purpose: this tool is for learning and practice, not for submitting graded work or handling confidential information.
What happens to your input
- Processing: your prompts are processed by an AI model to generate math explanations and steps.
- Quality & safety: automatic systems may check content to prevent abuse and improve reliability.
- Policy first: for data retention, cookies, and third-party services, please review the site’s Privacy Policy.
Your control
- Share only what’s necessary: include just the numbers and math details required to solve the problem.
- Anonymize examples: replace real names or identifiers with generic placeholders.
- Academic integrity: follow your institution’s rules; do not use the tool during proctored exams.
FAQs
Is the Free Ai Math Solver free?
Yes. The Free Plan gives you 20,000 daily tokens with no sign-up. For heavier use, Pro ($19.99/month) and Premium ($179/year) raise daily limits and priority. See details on the Subscribe page (/subscribe/).
Does it show full steps or just answers?
Both. Ask for “concise steps” or a “full derivation,” and specify exact or decimal form. You can also request an alternative method for comparison.
Does it support Arabic and math formatting (like LaTeX)?
Yes. You can write prompts in Arabic or English. The assistant can format math neatly so it’s easy to read or copy into reports.
Can it handle calculus, statistics, and matrices?
Yes. It covers common topics in algebra, calculus, probability & statistics, trigonometry/geometry, and basic linear algebra. Very advanced or lengthy derivations may be summarized.
Can it solve word problems reliably?
It helps convert text into variables and equations, then solves step by step. For best results, include all givens (units, ranges) and state your goal clearly.
Is it okay to use during exams?
No. Follow your school’s integrity rules. Use this tool to learn, practice, and review—not during proctored or restricted assessments.
How accurate is it?
It aims for clarity and correctness, but mistakes can happen—especially with ambiguous inputs. Verify results, ask for an alternative method, and double-check critical calculations.
Will it work on my phone?
Yes. The chat is mobile-friendly with short, scannable steps that read well on small screens.
What should I do if the output seems wrong or incomplete?
Restate the problem with all givens, specify domains/units, and request the detail level you need. Ask for a different method to cross-check. If it’s for graded work, confirm with your teacher or tutor.
Where can I get help beyond math steps?
For concept refreshers, try the Free AI Educational Guide. For mixed-subject assignments, use the Free AI Homework Helper. For science-heavy problems, see the Free AI Science Solver.
Start Chatting for Free
Get clear, step-by-step math solutions in a simple chat—no sign-up required.
- Instant start: paste your problem and choose “concise steps” or “full derivation.”
- Accurate & readable: clean formatting and plain-language explanations.
- Mobile friendly: study anywhere on phone, tablet, or desktop.
- Flexible plans: begin on the Free plan and upgrade anytime.
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