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Geometry problems are formula problems with a picture attached. The solver writes the formula before plugging anything in, keeps units through every line, and gives both the exact form (49π) and the decimal. Photograph the figure and the labels are read along with the question.

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    How to get the most out of it

    1. Photograph the whole figure including labels, or describe it in words.
    2. Check that the solver identified the right shape and the right formula (area, not circumference).
    3. Keep units: cm for lengths, cm² for areas, cm³ for volumes.
    4. Sanity-check the size: a circle is about 78% of the square around it; a 6-8 right triangle has a hypotenuse of 10.

    Worked examples

    Tap one to see it solved on the board above.

    GeometryA right triangle has legs of 6 cm and 8 cm. Find the hypotenuse.Solve →GeometryFind the area of a circle with radius 7 cm.Solve →GeometryTwo angles of a triangle measure 48° and 67°. Find the third angle.Solve →GeometryFind the volume of a cylinder with radius 3 cm and height 10 cm.Solve →
    A note for parents. The solver is most useful after your child has tried the problem. Compare their work with the steps and find the first line where they differ; that line is the thing to practise.

    FAQ

    Can it read a diagram?

    Yes. Side lengths, angle marks and labels in the photo are used. Unlabelled lengths are not guessed.

    Exact or decimal answers?

    Both. The exact form (with π or a square root) comes first, then a rounded decimal.

    Does it do proofs?

    Two-column proofs are not in the current version. Numeric and algebraic geometry problems are.

    Other topics

    Word problemsTurn the sentence into an equation, then solve it.AlgebraEquations, systems, inequalities, exponents, fractions.CalculusDerivatives, integrals and limits with the rule named at each step.Step by stepEvery move shown and explained, nothing skipped.Scan mathPhotograph the worksheet, get the work back.