Interactive Maths · Classes 8–12

Maths you can touch.

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Math Lab turns NCERT chapters into 2D and 3D models you can move. Change an angle, stretch a graph, spin a solid in 3D and open it flat, toss a hundred coins, and watch the maths change with you.

2D graphs and shapes 3D solids you can rotate

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γ α θ β + − × = Σ π ∫ ∪

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Every slider changes the picture and the numbers together. Inside Math Lab, each topic has models like these, with a lesson, practice and NCERT solutions.

2D graphs and shapes: drag and slide 3D solids: turn them with your finger, open them flat
θ
Trigonometry · Class 10–11 · 2D

The unit circle

sin θ (blue)
0.643
cos θ (orange)
0.766

Try this: slide θ to 90°. Where is sin θ at its largest? When does cos θ turn negative?

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What's inside

Six subjects, all live

Topics follow the NCERT books and the CBSE syllabus, with CBSE marks shown for each chapter. More topics are being added all the time.

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Trigonometry

Ratios, identities and heights and distances on a unit circle you can turn.

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Algebra

Equations, polynomials and graphs that respond the moment you change them.

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Calculus

Limits, derivatives and integrals you can see happen on the graph.

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Geometry

Lines, angles, triangles, circles and constructions from the NCERT books and the CBSE syllabus.

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Mensuration

Areas, surface areas and volumes of solids you can turn around in 3D and open up flat.

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Statistics & Probability

Mean, median, mode and spread, then chance: from coin tosses and dice to Bayes' theorem.

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Solve a sum

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Type the question, or take a photo of it from your book or notebook. Math Lab works it out the way your teacher would, one step at a time.

  • What's given, then each step with its reason, then the final answer.
  • It names the concept behind the sum, so you know what to revise.
  • See it in the simulation opens the matching model with your numbers, so the answer makes sense.
  • Works for all six subjects. Photos are not kept.

Solutions are made by AI and can sometimes be wrong. Check with your teacher.

A box is 8 cm long, 5 cm wide and 4 cm high. Find its volume and total surface area.
Given
l = 8 cm, b = 5 cm, h = 4 cm
Steps
  1. Volume of a cuboid: V = l × b × h = 8 × 5 × 4 = 160
  2. Surface area: 2(lb + bh + hl)
  3. = 2(40 + 20 + 32) = 2 × 92 = 184
Answer160 cm³ · 184 cm²
Concept: volume and surface area of a cuboid · Mensuration
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Features

Built for how students actually learn

2D and 3D models

Drag points on 2D graphs and shapes. Turn 3D solids around, look inside, and open them flat. Every model reacts as you touch it.

Solve a sum

Type it or snap a photo. Get worked steps, the concept, and the matching simulation.

Real-life models

Waiting for a six in ludo, a school-fair raffle, panipuri water, mobile data per day: maths from everyday Indian life.

Lessons, practice and NCERT solutions

A short lesson, fresh practice sums that check your answer, and NCERT exercises solved step by step.

Formula books

A formula book per class, and each chapter shows what it carries in the CBSE, State Board exam.

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