GeoGebra CAS Calculator
GeoGebra
4.5 ★
1K ratings
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In this graphing calculator app, you can plot functions, solve equations, and find key points of functions. Includes tools for derivatives, integrals, and sharing results.
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AppRecs rating 4.4. Trustworthiness 78 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 26 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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78% trustworthiness score from analyzed reviews
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High user satisfaction
85% of sampled ratings are 4+ stars (4.5★ average)
About GeoGebra CAS Calculator
• Plot functions, polar and parametric curves
• Solve equations with our powerful math engine
• Experience transformations with sliders
• Get special points of functions: roots, min, max, intersections
• Find derivatives and integrals
• Do regression with best-fit lines
• Search for free learning activities directly from our app
• Save and share your results with friends and teachers
We’d love to hear from you: send us your questions or feedback via Twitter @geogebra or to support@geogebra.org
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Reviews for GeoGebra CAS Calculator
Mattia Presti
7/13/2025
Undoubtly Geogebra doesn't need further presentations, and this is probably the best CAS you can install on a mobile (if you need do more serious things, turn on computer and, Geogebra is not renamed as a CAS for professional mathematicians) , HOWEVER, I dislike so much that is almost disappeared the possibility to save offline the own works. Come on guys, this is a mobile app, it is not used for making reasoned works to share online, I use it while playing at racing games XD
M G
11/27/2024
At first glance it looks very promising but rearranging equations (my very first test) 60x^2 * (x-5) - 30 showed up as the end result instead of 60x^3 - 300x^2 - 30 (like every CAS calculator TI or HP does - of course I want the x^3 form). With "solve(y=above equation,y)" it works but it should work all the time. Why is the app (and online too) doing this? Ok. With expand() it works. I'm getting used to it.
