Tales Math Solver Beta

Answer

Approach

By factoring — find two numbers that multiply to −10 and add to 3.

  1. 1 Factor the trinomial into two binomials.
  2. 2 Apply the zero-product property.
  3. 3 Solve each equation for x.

Not just the answer — the complete solution

Type any math problem — Tales solves it step by step, the complete solution your teacher looks for.

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  • Complete solution, every step
  • Bank of 214 million problems
  • Free every day
  • Grade 5 to college

How to solve math with Tales

  1. 1

    Type your problem

    An equation, an integral, or a worded problem — the math keyboard helps with ∫, √ and fractions.

  2. 2

    Get the complete solution

    The final answer first, then every step with the why — the full solution, not just the answer.

  3. 3

    Save it or share it

    Every solution gets its own link — open it again when you’re reviewing for the quarterly exam, or send it to a classmate stuck on the same item.

Start with the problem you’re most stuck on.

Why Tales gets it right

Would you ever doubt what your calculator shows? Tales solves math the same way — with a math engine that computes, not one that guesses.

  • Every step is real computation

    The engine doesn’t write text that sounds right and hope it is. It performs each mathematical operation — the same kind of technology used in professional math software.

  • Honest when it can’t

    Problem types Tales can’t solve yet — like geometry — it tells you straight.

Math engine
There is no “looks about right”: Tales only shows a solution when the engine has actually solved the problem.

A bank of 214,000,000 problems

We’ve collected and organized the problem types and exam formats of school math — a bank of 214,000,000 problems that Tales is tested against. The problem you’re stuck on has almost certainly shown up here before.

Everything you solve with symbols and numbers

From Grade 5 fractions, through Gen Math functions and Basic Cal, up to college matrices.

Real exam formats

Multiple-choice, true-or-false and short-answer items — tested on real exam papers, on the topics Tales covers.

Browse solved problems from the bank

What can Tales solve?

From Grade 5 homework to college problems — just type it in. The main areas:

Algebra

Linear and quadratic equations, systems of equations, inequalities, factoring, simplifying expressions.

General Mathematics

Functions — rational, exponential, logarithmic — and the equations they lead to.

Basic Calculus

Derivatives, integrals, limits, tangent lines, optimization.

Statistics & Probability

Permutations (nPr), combinations (nCr), counting, probability — including conditional probability.

Numbers

Prime factorization, GCF and LCM, remainders (modulo), fractions and mixed numbers.

Matrices & more

Determinants, inverse matrices, systems — plus trigonometry, sequences, and worded problems.

One honest limit: geometry problems that need a figure or a proof aren’t supported yet (see the FAQ). Anything else? Just type it in.

Built into a full scientific calculator

Tales lives inside CalcES, a free online scientific calculator with the same familiar keys as your scical. Finish any calculation there, tap “Solve step by step” under the result, and you get the complete solution of that exact problem — no retyping. CalcES for the answer, Tales for the why.

How it compares

How it compares
Tales Math SolverAI chatbotsAnswer keys & Q&A sites
Where the solution comes from Math engine — real computationGenerated text — sounds right, can be wrongOther people’s answers — nobody checks them
Complete solution shown Yes — every stepSometimesUsually the final answer only
Curriculum problem bank 214 million problemsNoNo
Price Free (daily limit)Free tier limitsFree with ads

An answer key gives you the answer. Tales gives you the answer and the complete solution — so the next item, you can solve yourself.

Frequently asked questions

Is Tales Math Solver free?
Yes. You get a number of free solves every day, no account needed. The CalcES scientific calculator next door is free without limits.
Are the solutions correct?
Tales solves with a math engine — every step is a real mathematical operation, the way a calculator reaches its answer, so there is no guessing involved. The engine is tested against the 214-million-problem bank and real exam papers. If something still looks wrong, one tap reports it to us — a human reviews every report.
Is Tales an AI chatbot?
No. A chatbot writes text that sounds right — at its core it’s predicting words, and it can’t know whether it’s correct. Tales is a math engine: every step in the solution is actually computed, the way your calculator computes. Calculators don’t guess — neither does Tales.
What is the bank of 214,000,000 problems?
The collection of problem types and exam formats of school math that we’ve gathered and organized — from Grade 5 exercises to exam papers. Tales is tested against this bank, so your problem type has almost certainly shown up here before.
What kinds of math problems can it solve?
Algebra (equations, systems, inequalities, factoring), Gen Math functions (rational, exponential, logarithmic), Basic Calculus (derivatives, integrals, limits), Statistics & Probability, matrices, number problems (prime factorization, GCF, LCM), trigonometry, sequences — and worded problems that lead to these.
Can it solve geometry problems?
Not yet. Tales solves problems written in symbols and numbers. Geometry problems that need a figure or a proof aren’t supported yet — we’d rather do fewer things exactly than more things loosely. Type one in and Tales will say so honestly instead of guessing.
What grade levels is it for?
Grade 5 to college. Fractions and GCF in grade school, algebra in junior high, Gen Math, Basic Cal and Stat & Prob in senior high, up to college matrices — and the solution is written to match the level of the problem you type.
Can I use it to review for quarterly exams or the UPCAT?
That’s exactly what it’s built for: type items from your reviewers and old exams, study the complete solution, then solve them again on your own. Tales covers the topics — the practice is still yours to do.
Can I take a photo of my problem?
Not yet — right now you type or paste the problem (the math keyboard helps with ∫, √, fractions). Photo input is on the roadmap.
Why is it called Tales?
Tales comes from Thales — the first mathematician in recorded history credited with proving a theorem rather than simply believing it. The name is the product’s spirit: no step is ever just assumed — each one is actually computed.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes — Tales runs right in the browser on any phone, and it’s built to stay light, so it loads fine on regular mobile data.
Can I share a solution?
Yes — every solution has its own link. Send it to a classmate or open it later on another device; the complete solution loads straight from the link.

Try your first problem

Free — the input box is right at the top of this page. If Tales can’t solve something, it will say so.

Tales Math Solver is newly launched. Found a solution that looks wrong? Use the report button on that solution — a human reviews every report.

Tales Math Solver — a MathDa product.