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Formula MAX is a universal app with a collection of over 1150+ Physics

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Formula MAX is a universal app with a collection of over 1150+ Physics, Chemistry and Maths formulas, more formulas to be added constantly through updates. Use your Formula MAX app across your iOS devices with exclusive device based UI, with just one purchase. The app is designed with a view of user convenience in searching, locating & referring a formula.

Topics covered:
Maths – Algebra, Analytical geometry, Complex numbers, Differential calculus, Differential equations, Discrete mathematics, Geometry, Integral calculus, Matrices, Mensuration, Modern Algebra, Set language, Statistics, Time series, Trigonometry, Vector algebra

Physics – Atomic physics, Dynamics of Rotational motion, Electricity, Electromagnetic induction and Altering current, Electronics, Gravitation & space science, Heat, Hydrostatics, Light, Magnetism, Measurement, Mechanics, Mechanics of solids and fluids (Properties of matter), Nuclear physics, Relativity, Solar planets, Sound

Chemistry – Atomic structure, Chemical bonding, Chemistry & its division, Common names & Chemical names, Important definitions, Organic chemistry, Periodic classification, Physical chemistry, States of matter


Features

- Huge data base of 1150+ formulas, definitions, values

- Option to email the pages

- Powerful search function to locate formulas

- Store formulas in favorites for quick access

- Trigonometric value calculator

- Logarithmic value calculator

- Periodic table with details about all elements

- Simple and easy user interface

- All the features are available offline --



iTunes Link:Physics Chemistry Maths Formulas: Formula MAX
 

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