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Mathway is a math problem solver that returns answers and step-by-step solutions across algebra, calculus, statistics, and chemistry from typed, spoken, or photographed problems.

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Mathway is a Math & STEM tool. Mathway is a math problem solver that returns answers and step-by-step solutions across algebra, calculus, statistics, and chemistry from typed, spoken, or photographed problems. Key features include Photo scan with OCR, Step-by-step solutions, and Broad subject coverage. Best for high school students, college students and self-learners.

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About Mathway

Mathway (owned by Chegg) lets students enter a math problem by typing it, speaking it, or scanning a photo of handwritten or printed work, then returns the answer using symbolic computation and machine learning to detect the problem type. It covers basic math, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, statistics, finite math, linear algebra, and chemistry. Final answers are free; a Premium subscription unlocks the detailed step-by-step explanations for each solution.

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Key Features

Photo scan with OCR.

Snap a picture of a handwritten or printed equation and Mathway uses optical character recognition to read it and identify the problem before solving.

Step-by-step solutions.

Premium shows the full working behind each answer, so you can follow how a problem is factored, simplified, solved for a variable, or graphed rather than only seeing the result.

Broad subject coverage.

One tool handles basic math through calculus, statistics, linear algebra, and chemistry, with a calculator that adjusts its functions to the subject you select.

FAQ

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Mathway is freemium. You can get final answers to math problems for free, but the step-by-step explanations require a Premium subscription, which is about $9.99 per month or $39.99 per year.

Mathway is a legitimate study aid for checking your work and learning the steps behind a solution, which is how most students use it. However, copying its answers onto graded homework or an exam and presenting them as your own work can violate your school's academic-integrity rules, so follow your instructor's policy on calculator and solver use.

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