WolframAlpha Examples part 4

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This document provides examples of how WolframAlpha can be used to check work and generate examples across various math and logic topics, including algebra, sequences, series, trigonometry, vectors, geometry, calculus, probability, matrices, and logic. It notes that step-by-step solutions require a subscription but WolframAlpha allows unlimited free queries each day.

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The examples here show you how to use WolframAlpha for
checking your work and exploring other examples.
Note that step by step solutions are for subscribers only but
WolframAlpha is free to use for an unlimited number of
queries every day so it is great for checking answers or
generating lots of examples.
Examples Part 4

Polynomial Division
Scroll down to Quotient and remainder

Circles
Note that any of these forms could be entered
as a query.

Probability
Further probability examples

Logic
If a logical expression is entered much
information is returned including a logic circuit
and a Venn diagram as on the next slide

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1. The examples here show you how to use WolframAlpha for checking your work and exploring other examples. Note that step by step solutions are for subscribers only but WolframAlpha is free to use for an unlimited number of queries every day so it is great for checking answers or generating lots of examples. Examples Part 4

2. Algebraic Fractions

3. Polynomial Division Scroll down to Quotient and remainder

4. Partial Fractions

5. Sequences

6. Sequences

7. Series

8. Series

9. Trigonometric Equations

10. Trigonometric Equations

11. Trigonometry

12. Vectors

13. Vector Length