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What's new in Math tools

Statistics lite pages, geometry and modular arithmetic, trig helpers, and finance calculators joined the Math tab in recent batches—all local, no upload. Here is a task-first map so you open the right page on the first try.

The Math tab grew fast over the last few batches: homework-grade statistics, geometry and trig helpers, modular arithmetic, and finance calculators—all browser-local. You do not need to scan hundreds of cards; start from the task below and open the page that matches your paste.

Statistics and hypothesis checks

When you have counts or small tables from a lab report or A/B test, paste them into a lite calculator instead of rebuilding formulas in a spreadsheet.

Geometry, trig, and number theory

Finance and everyday units

For a wider task map across geometry, readability indices, and date math from earlier batches, see calculators, readability, and dates.

Common use cases

  • Paste lab counts into chi-square or Wilson interval pages before opening a stats package.
  • Convert degrees to radians or evaluate trig on homework angles without a calculator app.
  • Estimate loan payments or compound growth from a few numbers in the browser.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Using lite stats pages for large datasets

    These tools expect pasted tables or short lists—millions of rows belong in proper analysis software.

  • Confusing demo pages with certified financial advice

    Loan and interest calculators illustrate formulas; verify rates and terms with your institution.

FAQ

Do Math tools upload my numbers?

No—the pages marked Client run entirely in your browser tab unless a card says otherwise.

Where is the full Math catalog?

Open the home page Math tab or use top search; this article highlights recent additions, not every route.