| |  | Ask Dr. Math - Ask Dr. Math is a question and answer service for math students and their teachers. You can search the archive by level (middle school or high school) and topic (e.g., algebra, geometry, calculus, fractals), check out the frequently asked questions, or submit your own question to Dr. Math by filling out a web form. Dr. Math will e-mail you an answer. This site is so helpful for math homework; you’ll probably have it bookmarked in your own computer’s favorites.
| | Create a Graph - This is an easy tool for creating bar, line, area, pie, and xy graphs and charts for homework papers and projects.
| | GoMath Online Math Help - Go Math has easy to find algebra and geometry sections, plus "Formula-to-Go".
| | MacTutor’s History of Mathematics Archive - This is a great site for those hard-to-find historical questions. There is an amazing amount of biographical information as well as a great history topics index (ranging from mathematics in various cultures to the history of specific mathematical concepts.)
| | Math2.org - This handy site has lots of tables with algebraic, geometric, and arithmetic formulas. For high school and college students, there are calculus resources, including derivative and integral tables, including proofs.
| | Online Conversions - Convert just about anything to anything else. From temperature to volume, area to frequency, this conversion database covers over 5,000 units and 50,000 conversions.
| | WebMath - Stuck on a math question and your homework is due tomorrow? Try WebMath! You can browse through their solved math problems, or follow the links at the top in order to type in your specific math problem. Their computerized “math-solvers” will instantly analyze your problem, and when possible, provide you with a step-by-step solution!
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= Library Database - (Some databases can be accessed from a home computer. A Wayne Public Library card is required.)