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4.1Do you have difficulties with maths? This app will help you. It has been designed to assist you in training your maths skills. Maths problem types ➕ Addition - plus ➖ Subtraction - minus ✖️ Multiplication - times ➗ Division - divide by ➗ Division with remainders ➕ Column Addition ( long addition) + others This maths app includes courses for various mathematical problems, as shown below: Addition Adding up to 10 Adding up to 20 Adding up to 100 Adding up to 1000 Subtraction Subtracting from 10 Subtracting from 20 Subtracting from 100 Subtracting from 1000 Multiplication levels Multiplying with numbers up to 10 Multiplying with numbers up to 12 Multiplying with numbers up to 20 Division levels Division with numbers up to 10 Division with numbers up to 12 Division with numbers up to 20 Multiplication tables Tables up to 10 Tables over 10 Maths - how to use This app will guide you through maths examples in a simple way, train your calculus skills, and help you improve quickly. It shows you four results from which you have to choose the right one. Thanks to this maths app you won’t need any private lessons anymore. Choose your own learning schedule. From now on you can quit using a calculator for mental calculations. It may surprise you but your children probably have better mental calculation skills than you. You could try to compare your fundamental calculation skills with them. Apparently, division with remainder is an area where mistakes are often made. We need these basic mathematical and arithmetic operations in our everyday life. For example, when calculating loans, instalments, discounts and pocket money for children. Without this fundamental knowledge in maths, it is almost impossible to get a good job. This maths application works on the principle of multiple choice flash cards. You can choose from different types of maths problems and select the complexity correspondingly. An example for this is the possibility to train addition up to ten in the first grade level (addition up to 10) then up to 20 in the second grade level, up to 100 in the third grade level and even up to 1000 in the fourth grade level. During each exercise four cards will be revealed – one of them holds the correct answer. Your task is to choose the right one each time. For each correct answer you will receive points that add up to a final score (points). According to the points, you will move up or down in levels. This levelling system was deliberately added to give the game a certain incentive element.
