JEME

Math may have given you a pretty hard time in school, but it’s behind almost everything going on around you, and so is physics which is the pure definition of why stuff happens. To make it a lot easier to perform different types of calculus, JEME comes with an abundance of preset operations which only require numerical input and do all the work for you.

Before the application can be of any use to you, Java Runtime Environment needs to be installed. This check needs to be performed on other computers if you plan on carrying JEME around on a thumb drive, since it doesn’t require installation to work, and thus not affecting the stability of the computer you use it on.

The main window shows up in a pretty large screen, but it can be minimized once you’re inside the area of interest. There are two types of tools at your disposal. One of them is a simple calculator fitted with a results field, necessary numerical values, as well as some basic and advanced operations.

On the other hand, you can dive into more details and visit the section where supposedly equations are made easy. Fortunately, the area deserves its name, both because of the little amount of effort required on your behalf, and the list of equations which perfectly explains how the result is delivered.

Equations include different formulas for physics, geometry, algebra, and chemistry. Whereas the latter items only converts temperature, all others are fitted with various categories and calculators for Newtonian gravity, displacement, wavelength, angular momentum and a lot more for physics, while math operations take you through area, volume, perimeter, Heron and Pythagoras' formulas, exponents, square root, interest, and more.

On an ending note, JEME offers an impressive variety of calculators, and even though they seem a little chaotic in terms of structural arrangement, you’re sure to find the means to find out the results you need for various scientific areas.