MathCal - One Math Challenge every week

Name: MathCal - One Math Challenge every week
Rating: 3.9 (15 reviews)
Author: Université Strasbourg

By: Université Strasbourg

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Features & Capabilities

Loving Maths ? Download MathCal, the first mathematical game with one awesome challenge by week ! You’ve got 7 days to find the solution, alone or with a little help from your friends. Between two dares, play & train with our Math Application.

Trigonometry, geometry, algebra, with MathCal, got your thinking caps on! The “Presses universitaires de Strasbourg”, with the support of wellknown mathematicians, propose you to confront this mathematical challenge head on. Nothing more simple, connect to the application, and you will receive every week a notification announcing you the new challenge. You are not alone! You could ask a helping friend, and compare your results with all the MathCal community. A stalk of logic, cerebral training, and mathematical spirit, it is all that you need to be the best in MathCal. Train yourself, consult the indications, and progress in this real math competition. Try to be the leader of the world players competition.

Doing Math with fun, this is the challenge of MathCal!

User Growth & Download Statistics

Game

By:

Université Strasbourg

Rating:

3.90

(15) 3.90

Version:

1.1.4 Last updated: 2016-07-04

Version code:

841600973

Creation date:

2016-06-23

Compatible devices:

Size:

41.03MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-10

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# 342,961 ▲ 725,025

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Developed by:

Université Strasbourg

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/mathcal-one-math-challenge-every-week/id1115615372?l=en-GB

Website:

http://multimedia.pus.unistra.fr/mathcal/

User Reviews

I like this app a lot so far, but the multiple choice answers for 20 don’t match with the question. The answer has to be a six digit integer and the only possible answers given are 1 through 6. I’m confused about maybe what it is I am missing? Also, on question 18, it is not specified if placement of the squares and where on the paper they are cut from makes a difference in different ways to cut out the squares.