Looking For a Certain Type of Math Program (OSX)

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The discussion centers on finding a math software alternative to Microsoft Word that facilitates algebra and arithmetic operations. Users recommend exploring alternatives to Mathematica and Maple, highlighting SageMath as a notable open-source option. SageMath provides a user-friendly interface for mathematical computations, making it suitable for those without programming experience. The conversation emphasizes the need for accessible and free tools for mathematical tasks.

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Hello. I'm looking for a certain type of Math software that I'm not sure exists. Something like Microsoft Word - but specific to Math. Something that will allow me to mess around with algebra and arithmetic kind of like a calculator in Notepad or Word form. Preferably free. Sorry for the poor articulation but I'm not acquainted with programming or coding language. Any suggestions?
 
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Hey Kimosabae and welcome to the forums.

I'd recommend searching google for alternatives to Mathematica and also alternatives to Maple. A quick google search turned up one open source project in the first page:

http://www.sagemath.org/
 
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chiro said:
Hey Kimosabae and welcome to the forums.

I'd recommend searching google for alternatives to Mathematica and also alternatives to Maple. A quick google search turned up one open source project in the first page:

http://www.sagemath.org/

Thank you much for the reply. I'm checking out the link now.
 

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