Math Solver is a new tool added to Microsoft Edge that lets you solve math equations.
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Allows you to select an equation from the web using a rectangular clipping tool and then solve it online. Or you can just enter the equation. The result shows you all the steps of the solution as well as some useful resources. That is, it opens a sidebar in the current window, where it displays the solution of the equation. All you have to do is activate the service.
Math Solver is a great tool for high school students. It uses the online version of Math Solver to solve equations. Math Solver also has a mobile tool that you can now work with from within Edge. The OCR technique it uses to determine the equation works flawlessly too. With minimal intervention, it can produce accurate results and can help you learn or solve high school math.
For now, you can try Edge's new Math Solver tool in Canary build. This feature is not available to all users by default. So, if Canary build has it, then you can enable it as follows.
Step 1: Open Edge Settings by clicking on the 3-dot icon in the upper right corner.
Step 2: Go to the "Appearance" section. Select the "Show Maths Button" option.
Step 3: You will find the Math Solver icon on the Edge toolbar and it looks like this.
Now, you have successfully activated Math Solver and it is time to use it. To do this, you only need to go to a webpage that has some math equation. After that, just click on the Math Solver icon and then select the equation.
It will then process the received equation and solve it for you. You can see the solution step by step in the sidebar. Not only that, but it also integrates related resources and videos to the equation you selected in the same sidebar. It even shows you the temporary URL that has the solution to your problem.
This is how you can use this simple and very useful Microsoft Edge tool. We are not sure when it will reach the stable version, but we bet it will be a very useful feature for schools.
If you don't want to wait, you can use Microsoft's Math Solver online through any browser by following this address.
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