Works on: Windows 10 | Windows 8.1 | Windows 8 | Windows 7 | Windows 2012 SHA1 Hash: 015f9c9d10aa698fe4774829fc97be7c642f0b6e Size: 3 MB File Format: exe
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PowerCalc is a free software by T-Alex Software and works on Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows 2012.
You can download PowerCalc which is 3 MB in size and belongs to the software category Home and Education. PowerCalc was released on 2016-11-07 and last updated on our database on 2017-04-16 and is currently at version 2.1.
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PowerCalc Description
Mathematical calculations require a serious amount of concentration and they can be quite time consuming, especially if you are dealing with more complex operations involving equations, functions or matrices. In addition, you are always prone to mistakes, which can ruin the entire exercise and force you to start over.
Use the worksheet tab to enter long equations and expressions
PowerCalc is a software utility that enables you to perform such calculations directly on your computer, by providing you with a large variety of predefined functions and expressions. Hence, you can make use of statistics and trigonometric functions, as well as integrate the desired expressions. In addition, the entire equation can be written as a single, continuous line, without having to break it down into smaller bits.
Another useful feature is the application's ability to warn you about any errors you might have missed in your expressions, by displaying alert messages informing you about the type and location of the mistake. Thus, you are able to quickly find and fix the errors, without having to retype the entire equation from scratch.
Calculate matrices and plot 2D functions
Beside the usual numerical operations, you can also handle matrices inside the application and perform a wide array of operations on them, involving anything from linear algebra, to eigenvalues and singular value decomposition. The matrices can be easily created by using the spreadsheet-like interface, which separates each value into its own cell.
Furthermore, you can plot 2D functions and trace values inside the application, using the provided coordinates axis and the gridded layout. Here you can design and visualize functions by drawing lines, using different colors for each separate instance. In addition, you are also allowed to use a lower and an upper bound, as well as modify the line thickness and the foreground color.
In conclusion
All in all, there are very few things PowerCalc does not have an answer for, especially when it comes to mathematics. Thanks to the large amount of features and the support for almost any type of operation, the utility is a complete solution for anyone who has to deal with complicated expressions and equations on a regular basis.