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Physics Cheat Sheet DEMO is an interactive physics package that helps students solve and visualize numerous physics equations.

The perfect solution for physics students and teachers everywhere, Physics 101 SE is the premier physics calculation tool, allowing you to focus on physics and not mathematical busywork by working with over 125+ equations and other features.

Having trouble doing your Math homework? This program can help you master basic skills like reducing, factorising, simplifying and solving equations. A step by step explanation of problems concerning fractions, binomials, trinomials etc.

Brain Train Age features activities designed to help stimulate your brain, like solving a series of simple, rapid-fire math equations as fast as possible, and many other easy but interesting and helpful games.

Calculator that produces a virtual proof tape. Entries can be annotated, edited, deleted, inserted and rows can be moved. Files can be named, saved, copied, deleted, printed and inserted into other programs + full equation and function capabilities

The program automatically solves algebraic equations of any order written in any form. Enter your equation and click just one button! Step by step the program will solve the equation, find its roots and describe all its operations.

Brain Train Age features activities designed to help stimulate your brain, like solving a series of simple, rapid-fire math equations as fast as possible, and many other easy but interesting and helpful games.

Aurora is an equation editor that lets you use LaTeX to enter mathematics in word processors, presentation programs, and just about anywhere else. It makes sure that your formulas look good, print prettily, and play nice with the rest of the text.

Free Java Applet is a chemistry spreadsheet calculator - balances virtually any chemical equation and follows up with stoichiometry calculations as well as equillibrium calculations in spreadsheet fashion. Includes Tutorial. Demo at mathshowcase.com