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    Here are the best apps in 2017 to help you conquer maths
    Math can be overcome with some help from these apps. Source: Shutterstock

    Having trouble with math homework? Think it’s because you’re just not born with “math gene”, the ones your classmate who scored ‘A’ in calculus was born with?

    Well, here are two pieces of good news for you. One, the ability to do maths isn’t genetic. As these two lecturers have found out through their years of teaching, everyone can do high school maths, so long as they are willing to put in the hard work, preparation, and self-confidence.

    Two, technology has been kind to us student folks through the creation of many apps to help us get better at maths. Educational Technology and Mobile Learning has come up with a list of the best math apps for 2017.

    “Our purpose is to provide you with some handy and easy access resources you can integrate into your instruction and help your students and kids enhance their learning,” the site wrote.

    Here are the 24 best math apps for both iOS and Android:

    iOS Apps Android Apps
    Wolfram Alpha Socratic – Math Answers
    and Homework Help
    My Math Flash Cards Khan Academy
    Mathmateer Mathematics
    Math Board CK12 Practice Math
    and Science
    Motion Math GeoGebra Classic
    Geoboard Graphing Calculator + Math
    Sushi Monster Math 42
    Math Bingo Geometry Pad
    Math vs Zombies Mathway
    Mystery Math Town Photomath
    Elementary School Math Math Papa
    Math Tappers Cymath

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