'Math Lookup' is a mathematical lookup tool, containing the most important math formulas from high school. It includes 250 formulas, which are supplemented by more than 500 illustrations/examples!

The application is sorted alphabetically into topics, and the structure makes it easy to find the right formula quickly.

Selection of a formula leads to a corresponding example, in which the formula is applied. Such examples have been made for ALL formulas. Additionally, colorful illustrations are used extensively to explain both formulas and examples.

If you find certain formulas particularly useful, you can mark these as YOUR personal favorites. All your favorites may then be shown together in a practical overview, where it is also possible to click a formula for further details.

Is the app missing some specific formulas? Don't worry - you can easily create up to 40 of YOUR own personal formulas!

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Highlights:

- Key math formulas from high school level and early college level
- Examples created for ALL formulas
- MORE than 250 helpful illustrations
- Favorite formulas can be marked and shown together in a practical overview
- Possibility to create YOUR own formulas
- Structured in a user friendly layout
- Great as a mathematical lookup tool

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Overview:

The application is divided into the following topics:
- Area and Volume
- Coordinate Systems
- Curves, Circles and Spheres
- Differential Equations
- Differentiation
- Exponential Functions
- Exponentiation
- Integration
- Interest Calculation
- Limits and Asymptotes
- Lines 2D
- Lines 3D
- Logarithmic Functions
- Planes 3D
- Polynomials
- Power Functions
- Probability Theory
- Proportionality
- Squares
- Statistics
- Triangles
- Trigonometry
- Vectors 2D
- Vectors 3D

Math Lookup is very well suited for high school students, as well as students in higher education where mathematics is applied. It may, however, be used by anyone who would like a structured collection of high school math formulas - always close by.

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Any questions/comments are very welcome. Please send an email to:
mathlookup@gmail.com