UAMath2

Math and calculus are behind various domains of activity, including the well-functioning of computer programs. Needless to say that you can obtain a great deal of accuracy from a computer, and there are tons of specialized applications which help you perform necessary calculus, and UAMath2 is a suitable example here.

First of all, you might want to make sure that Java Runtime Environment is installed on your computer, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality. This also means that it can run on other operating systems than Windows, which adds a lot of flexibility to the process.

Note that the application isn’t really your regular calculator, but it doesn’t mean it’s not capable of performing advanced calculus. When it comes to regular operations, such as adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing, the values of all operations are shown in a table, based on a couple of input numbers. This includes some advanced operators, such as square root, circumference, and more.

The main menu lets you easily access all areas of interest, and you can keep multiple tools active on your desktop. To help you out, it contains a clipboard tool which can store text. These items are saved as individual items, and you can easily load them when needed.

As mentioned, there’s more than just the calculator. The fracting calculator is used to determine the values of dividing a number and the following results by the division value. You can process UA formulas, as well as UA degrees. Results can’t really be saved to file, but you can copy them to clipboard, or even the program’s own clipboard.

All things considered, we can state that UAMath2 might not be your average calculator, being mostly oriented towards advanced, scientific operations. It can feel a little rough around the edges, but it’s sure to provide the results of interest.