Expand expressions
Distribute supported products and powers with expand(...).
Supported symbolic math in SumWise 2.4
Expand, simplify, factor, find roots, and solve supported algebraic expressions in the same focused Windows workspace as scientific calculation, graphing, and calculus.
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Supported symbolic algebra
SumWise provides deliberately scoped symbolic operations for supported expressions rather than claiming universal computer-algebra coverage.
Distribute supported products and powers with expand(...).
Clean up expressions and combine eligible signed integer or rational like terms exactly with explicit simplify(...) calls.
Use supported polynomial factoring, root finding, and equation-solving workflows while keeping their documented limits visible.
Examples to try
These examples come from the current SumWise documentation and built-in function catalog.
expand((x+2)*(x+3))
simplify(2*x + 3*x)
simplify(3*x/2 + x/2)
factor(x^2 + 5*x + 6)
roots(x^2 + 5*x + 6)
solve(x^2 = 4, x)
A broader Windows math workspace
Use supported symbolic results alongside scientific calculation, interactive graphing, calculus, statistics, matrices, vectors, units, constants, history, examples, and the in-app Function Reference.
Check supported algebraic transformations and compare them with numerical or graphical views.
Demonstrate expansion, simplification, factoring, roots, and supported solving in a visible Windows tool.
Keep practical symbolic manipulation beside the rest of a desktop calculation workflow.
Use built-in examples, suggestions, and reference material to discover supported syntax.
Honest scope
simplify(...) inputs.Related SumWise tools
SumWise 2.4 for Windows
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Yes, for supported expressions. SumWise 2.4 also adds exact deterministic like-term collection for conservatively eligible explicit simplify(...) inputs.
SumWise supports documented polynomial factoring, roots, and equation-solving cases. It does not claim to solve every possible equation.
No. It provides supported symbolic algebra and calculus workflows inside a broader Windows calculator.
No. SumWise is $24.99 once after its seven-day Microsoft Store trial, with no recurring SumWise subscription.