![]() ![]() It has trouble with word problems, but if you can write down a word problem in math notation it shouldn't be an issue. I pointed it at 2x + 2 = 7x - 5, which I wrote down at random, and it gave me a 10 step process that results in x = 7/5. On about half the middle school science problems I tried, the app was able to identify the topic at question and show me additional resources about the concepts involved, but for others it was no more powerful than a simple web search.īut for algebra this thing is sick. For other kinds of questions, Socratic kind of does a bit of Googling, and in my experience can typically find similar word problems on the wide internet, or from its own database of answers. but the math thing is the slickest part. The app is actually designed to answer any kind of school question - science, history, etc. ![]()
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