Where Can I Download Maple or Mathematica Software and How Much Does It Cost?

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Maple and Mathematica software can be downloaded from their respective official websites, with Maple available at www.maplesoft.com and Mathematica at www.wolfram.com. The typical cost for Mathematica is approximately $1800, while students can purchase it for $140. The student edition of Maple is priced at $99 and retains the same functionality as the professional version, although the latter includes additional manuals and resources. The student version of Mathematica has full functionality but features a temporary license and may include a watermark on printed documents.

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Hi all, I'm currently searching for downloadable maple/mathematica software, do any of you know where I could go online to find one? If I were to buy one, how much would it typically cost?
 
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Mathematica is about $1800...

but if you're a student, its $140... which makes me wonder if its a dumbed down version or something... even though nothing seems dumbed down when I use it.
 
Maple:

http://www.maplesoft.com/

Student edition downloaded is $99 US. It's the same as the pro version, but I think the pro version comes with more manuals and costs more (I don't know offhand how much more). There's also a limited term license for less cash.

iirc the student version of mathematica has the same functionality as the full one, but your license is temporary and i think it prints a watermark. Their website should know all:

http://www.wolfram.com/
 

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