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Can mathsteps handle derivative and integral? #233

Open RaptorMai opened 6 years ago

RaptorMai commented 6 years ago

I found that Socratic app can solve integral and derivative. I am wondering does mathsteps support this feature?

evykassirer commented 6 years ago

Those are part of the private version of mathsteps, which is now separate from the open source version. I believe they would be pretty easy to add here though! :) Or at least the main derivative and integral rules

Let me know if you're interested in doing that or would like help in implementing it!

wolfv commented 6 years ago

Is there some code in the git history?

evykassirer commented 6 years ago

the code for derivatives and integrals was written after they made a private forks, so we don't have access to that code

starside commented 6 years ago

I have been wanting to tackle some code writing in mathsteps for a while. If no one else wants to, I would like to try my hand at this feature.

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moliata commented 6 years ago

@evykassirer I have been working on a project that uses mathsteps. What I found that is that Socratic, the app by itself, can solve system of equations. I really need to implement that. Best regards!

evykassirer commented 6 years ago

Hi @moliata - yup that's also part of the private version of mathsteps. I'm happy to help you work through implementing it with mathsteps or as a part of it, though I'm not doing any coding myself for mathsteps for the next few months. If you'd like to talk more, please open a new issue as it's not related to derivatives/integrals - thanks!