Google 'math solver' is getting a major upgrade

If you find math difficult, then the new Google search engine upgrade might help you out. This upgrade makes it easier for students to do their math homework with the help of their smartphone. Yes, the Google search engine will be able to help you out with those difficult math questions.

Google offers two ways for users to make use of the math solver feature that is now rolling out. The first way is to type the entire question into the text bar, and the second way is to use Google Lens and take a picture of the question. For most users, Google Lens is the way to go, as they might have a hard time typing math questions into the text bar.

Either way, the user picks the Google Math solver will provide a guide on how to solve the question. By following the steps it gives, users will be able to complete their assignments whilst learning. If you are a student struggling with math then this feature is great for you.

Students can benefit and learn from the new Google Math solver feature on the search engine

Math can be difficult at times, that’s why the new Google search update is bringing a feature to help students. The math solver feature is accessible via the Google search app on Android, iOS, and web devices. For Android and iOS devices, users have the option to type in the math questions or more conveniently use the Google Lens feature to take a picture of it.

Once the question has been uploaded to the search engine, a response is given back to the user. This response includes step-by-step instructions guiding the user on how to solve the math problem. Students around the world will come to appreciate this feature, as it’ll help guide them as they get done with their math assignments.

To access this feature, users should type “math solver” into the search bar on the Google App. This will pull up the math solver feature for quick usage on the search engine. From here, users can type in their math problems (supports word problems) or snap them for solutions.

Aside from this math solver feature, Google is also offering other educational tools on the search engine to help students. These features are currently rolling out to users via an app update from the Google Play Store or the App Store. If you are yet to see this feature on your Google Search app, it means that you’re yet to get the update.