Number Line is a Tool for Visualizing Basic Arithmetic Operations with Numbers.
This app helps you visualize basic math operations like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. It\'s a great learning aid for understanding negative numbers and foundational math concepts.
The app is intuitive and easy to use: just select the operation, choose the numbers, and see the step-by-step process on the number line. It’s a great tool for anyone who needs extra support in mastering basic arithmetic operations
Addition (+), subtraction (−)
Start with the first number on the number line and move to the right (for addition) or to the left (for subtraction) based on the value of the second number. This allows you to see the result of each operation step by step. Ideal for grasping the concept of positive and negative numbers
Start with the first number on the number line and move to the right (for addition) or to the left (for subtraction) based on the value of the second number. This allows you to see the result of each operation step by step. Ideal for grasping the concept of positive and negative numbers
Multiplication (×)
Begin with a number and tap to increase the second number by 1. Each tap shows you how multiplication works as repeated addition. For example, starting from 3: 3×1=3, 3×2=6, 3×3=9, and so on. This visual approach helps strengthen the concept of multiplication as a series of additions
Begin with a number and tap to increase the second number by 1. Each tap shows you how multiplication works as repeated addition. For example, starting from 3: 3×1=3, 3×2=6, 3×3=9, and so on. This visual approach helps strengthen the concept of multiplication as a series of additions
Division (÷)
Start with the quotient and increase the divisor with each tap. This lets you see how division breaks down into equal parts. For example, starting from 3: 3÷1=3, 6÷2=3, 9÷3=3. It’s a simple yet effective way to understand division as repeated subtraction
Start with the quotient and increase the divisor with each tap. This lets you see how division breaks down into equal parts. For example, starting from 3: 3÷1=3, 6÷2=3, 9÷3=3. It’s a simple yet effective way to understand division as repeated subtraction