Mathematica Best Free Computer algebra system, like mathematica but free

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Maxima and Octave are highlighted as favored mathematical software tools, with a strong recommendation for Sage, which integrates Maxima and Octave along with other free mathematics software. Sage is noted for its robust community and is considered the best free software for computer algebra systems (CAS). Additionally, SciLab is mentioned as a MATLAB clone, similar to Octave, appealing to users familiar with MATLAB's functionalities.
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Maxima, followed by Octave.

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You should tryout sage: http://www.sagemath.org/

It includes Maxima (and optionally Octave), and lots of other mathematics free software. It is definitely the best free software CAS (and it's got a great community).
 
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I use SciLab, which like Octave, is nothing more than a MATLAB clone.
 

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