Mathematics Programs

1. KBruch -
   
   

   

   
   This is a program designed for learning about fractions. The exercises are divided into 4 groups: easy operations on fractions (addition, subtraction, multiplication and division of two fractions), comparing fractions: (larger/smaller), conversion of decimal fractions into vulgar fractions (also decimal with infinite expansion) and factorization of numbers (that is, finding the product of the smallest divisors).
2. KmPlot -
   
   

   

   
   This application enables making a lot of functional graphs on one coordinate system (you have a free choice: graphs of ordinary and parametric functions, as in Cartesian, or polar coordinates). Additionally, except for drawing graphs, there is an option to determine the extrema of a function and its integral in the given range.
3. Kig -
   
   

   

   
   With a focus on interactive geometry that gives you opportunity to draw circles and ellipses (without specifying parameters of the function, only determining its focuses), parabolas, and hyperbolas. We can modify, rotate, calibrate, make mirror images, and do many other operations of created figures. The program is so easy that even a pupil from elementary school is able to use it, however it’s primarily meant for students from secondary schools that can work with topics such as conic sections.
4. KPercentage -
   
   

   

   
   This provides exercises that train in the usage of percentages: calculation of percentage from the given number, calculation of what percent of X is number X, or a combination of these tasks.
6. OpenEuclide -
   
   

   

   
   This software helps with drawing geometrical figures (circles, vectors, triangles, etc.) and their dynamic modifications. Making a triangle with just two mouse clicks - it’s not a problem.
7. Lybniz -
   
   

   

   
   An easy to use program used for drawing functional graphs enabling you to place a maximum of 3 function graphs on one coordinate system.
8. Dr.Geo -
   
   

   

   
   This is another program designed for interactive geometry, meant for making various geometrical figures and their free modification.

9. TuxMath -
   

   

   
   
   Mathematics for the youngest. It teaches four basic operations in the game and would normally deserve to be called an arcade. If an operation is done correctly, we destroy asteroids that are heading for us. If not, the asteroid destroys our city.