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jeffhatch
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Zoom Math 300 will get into some Algebra II topics. Version 1.00 will include function definitions, logarithms, logarithmic and exponential equations, summation via Sigma notation, finite and infinite geometric series, repeating decimals, combinations, permutations, factorials, and the binomial expansion theorem. (All in correct math notation, of course.)
Zoom300 v1.00 will also solve simple equations of degree 3 and above, solve cube root equations, show steps when checking an answer back into the original equation, show more details when using the quadratic formula, calculate the equation of a line between two given points, and calculate the equation of a line with a given slope through a given point. Those features belong in Algebra I, so within a couple months we plan to add them into a new release of Zoom200.
Want to beta test Zoom300? If you buy Zoom200 within the next couple weeks, then send us an email through the Zoom Math website and I'll get you a beta version of the Zoom300 upgrade, free.
Jeff Hatch
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ztrumpet
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Sound's cool.
How much does it cost? |
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jeffhatch
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Zoom 300 will cost $69.95.
Right now, it takes some effort to find us, so we have a relatively small number of very motivated customers. They're willing to pay for the math help they need. In 2010 we want to do better marketing and attract more customers so that we can lower our prices on existing products--while extending our product line more quickly. I think we have the right team to make that happen.
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