Math Flash Cards +

Free

1.0.3for iPhone

King's Apps

Developer

Sep 5, 2012

Update Date

Education

Category

Age Rating

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12+

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17+

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Math Flash Cards + Screenshots

iPhone

About Math Flash Cards +

Includes nearly 1,000,000 possible math problems and it's free!

Math Flash Cards + is an app designed for basic and complex addition problems. Users can specify the maximum number, set one number to a specific number, set a timer, and set how many questions. If you like this app please check out Math Flash Cards Pro. It contains addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
Thanks for all of your support!

- Features !
- It's free!!!
- No Ads!!!
- Customizable timer (can be turned on or off )
- The max number can be set as low as 1 or as high as 999
- Users can set one of the numbers to a specific number
- Provides sound affects (can be turned on or off)
- Users can decide how many questions to complete.

***What customers have been saying***

"I really like this math app. It has helped me greatly with my math facts." - lizzyK99

"It works perfect for our needs. I like that you can choose which facts you want to practice. My first grader is learning his 6's, so he types a 6 for the first number and a 10 for the second number. This will test him on all his "6's" up to 6 + 10, in random order. You can use it for addition practice single through triple digits." - 20JO12

If you have any comments, suggestions, or constructive criticism please feel free to email me (kingsapps@yahoo.com) or go to my website (http://kingsapps.webs.com/) and click on the tab that says "Contact Us". Thanks for your time!