Defining Wizard

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Features* Voice-based tutorials* Practice - Order of Operations, Prime Factorization, LCM and GCF* 7 Quiz Modes for each practice sessions (Timed, nQ Mode and Unlimited)* 3 Levels of difficulty* Virtually infinite questions - Questions generated through..

Rated 2.00(22) — Defining Wizard

Every math problem must be solved following the Order of Operations. Master this skill and success is around the corner.

Rated 3.20(5) — Defining Wizard

A straight forward algebraic technique to solving a system may be the only option you have. In this app, Mr. Defining Wizard prepares you to utilize this method and use it to your advantage. Don't forget to check your answers. Solutions should be the...

Rated 2.33(3) — Defining Wizard

Mr. Defining Wizard keeps it real brief and simple in this app. When solving a system of equations, what method should you use? This app will help you become familiar with your options when solving a system of equations: graphing, substitution, addition..

Rated 1.60(10) — Defining Wizard

It's inevitable you can't avoid fractions. Adding and Subtracting Fractions require Calculating a common denominator first. Master this skill and you will not be afraid of fractions any more!

Rated 3.00(5) — Defining Wizard

Prime Factorization is a technique used to find out what all numbers are made up of. This insight is a preliminary step for many math problems such as: add, subtract, reduce, or simplify fractions. Mastering this skill will definitely prepare you for...

Rated 3.13(8) — Defining Wizard

When solving logarithm equations, we can only rely on our knowledge of the logarithm properties. Understanding what the properties mean will help you in the long run. Review with Mr. Defining Wizard all properties so you are prepared for any problem...

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Did you know that all inverse equations are symmetric across the line y=x? Why is this? Mr. Defining Wizard explains the definition of inverse and reviews a simple problem for you to refer back to for future referencing. Horizontal Line Test and Vertical.

Rated 1.00(1) — Defining Wizard

Features* Voice-based tutorials* Practice - Order of Operations, Prime Factorization, LCM and GCF* 7 Quiz Modes for each practice sessions (Timed, nQ Mode and Unlimited)* 3 Levels of difficulty* Virtually infinite questions - Questions generated through..

Rated 4.00(2) — Defining Wizard

A graphical representation of a system may lead to your solution. In this app, Mr. Defining Wizard explains how to take advantage of this method. Don't forget to check your answers. Solutions should be the same if you use the substitution, addition...

Rated 1.80(5) — Defining Wizard

A nifty algebraic technique, so good it deserves two names. The Algebraic or Elimination method hints at both the process and result of the method. In this app, Mr. Defining Wizard explains how to take advantage of this method. Don't forget to check...

Rated 3.67(3) — Defining Wizard

There are only three types of solutions: no solution, one solution, or infinitely MANY solutions. Mr. Defining Wizard will explain how to analyze and determine which type of solution you have for your problem (graphically and algebraically). Don't forget.

Rated 1.67(6) — Defining Wizard

How many times have you been told to "reduce or simplify fractions"? Calculating the GCF is a common routine to begin to reduce your fractions completely. Master this skill and you will not be afraid of fractions any more!

Rated 3.67(3) — Defining Wizard

Simply put, math problems containing <, >, <=, and >= are called inequalities and math problems containing = is called an equation. Solutions to both inequalities and equalities are numbers that make the statements true. Practice these type of problems...

Rated 2.20(5) — Defining Wizard

What values can x be? What values can y be? Practice with Mr. Defining Wizard and develop a good eye for determining domain and range for any equation which includes: fractions, square roots, and linear equations.

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Dealing with a system that involves 3 or more variables and/or 3 or more equations are best solved using matrices. Learn the rules to solving a system of equations using matrices as an alternate method to the substitution and elimination methods.