Interactive Math Simulations

Interactive math you can see and touch. Drag angles, morph curves, and watch sin, cos, and the rest come alive in your browser.

7 tools Run on the Math Calculator and Math Lab engines

About Interactive Math Simulations

Maths you can move rather than only read. The unit circle explorer, quadratic explorer and probability simulator draw what the equation is doing and let you drag the inputs, which makes the relationship visible in a way a static answer is not.

Probability is the one that benefits most. Intuition about coin flips and dice is famously bad, and the fastest cure is watching a few thousand trials land: the shape settles down long before any individual run looks like the average.

Guides

How the applied math calculations work, and where they go wrong.