Typeset equations, plot a graph next to the question, and ask about the step you are stuck on, all on the worksheet itself.
How can you solve for x here?
To solve for x, first subtract 6b from both sides.
Plain text boxes cannot hold a fraction or a square root. So digital math usually ends in one of two ways: handwriting with a mouse, or an answer that reads like x^2 + 3x - 5 = 0.
The Expression tool typesets as you type, right on the page, and the result stays editable. Exponents and subscripts also work inside ordinary text, so a short answer does not need a separate tool.
Open the graph tool, type a function, an inequality or a point, drag the sliders for any parameter, and place the frame on the page. Double-click it later and every row comes back, ready to change.
To try it without an account, use the free inequality grapher. It is the same tool.
Select the exercise along with your attempt, and the AI reads both, so you can ask where it went wrong instead of retyping the problem. Check what it says, because AI can make mistakes in math. Use it to find the step that went wrong, and finish the rest yourself if the assignment expects your own work.
Yes. The graph tool plots functions, inequalities and points, and places the graph on your page as a picture you can reopen and edit.
Yes. The Expression tool handles fractions, roots, powers and more, and they stay editable on the page.