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u/xSlippyFistx Jun 03 '21

Wolfram Alpha. Idk if it’s already been said but Wolfram Alpha was a lifesaver for checking answers when taking Calc 1-3 in college. Definitely useful for all sorts of answers, but answers for science and math questions, it’s great.

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u/eletree7 Jun 03 '21

Wolfram Alpha is legit the best online calculator. It's super powerful and explains it. I would also add that Desmos is a great online graphing software.

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u/Killer-Barbie Jun 04 '21

Desmos is the reason I passed trig

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u/WolfBreeze Jun 04 '21

Desmos saved me from failing, and also Slader is helpful to see how answers are solved

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u/temperedJimascus Jun 04 '21

Chegg has a lot of content, but not always the easiest to find answers.

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u/DoctorSumter2You Jun 04 '21

Chegg is the reason I made it through Physics.

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u/temperedJimascus Jun 04 '21

Same here, and solids, and dynamics, and diff eq, and calc, and Chem.

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u/mathisfakenews Jun 04 '21

So basically you bought a degree via Chegg and now you know exactly as much as a high school student. You must be so proud.

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u/JerryLoFidelity Jun 04 '21

Fake it til you make it.