Visual & interactive 3D
See math in 3D right inside the chat: spin a solid, number its faces, step through faces in Lite 3D, build a 3D scene, and turn graphs into 3D models.
Explore a solid in 3D
Ask to see it in 3D
Name the shape and ask to see it. Cubes, prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones and spheres all work.
Try it“What is a rectangular prism? Show it to me in 3D”Spin it
A Canvas 3D model appears in the answer. Drag to rotate it. Underneath, the tutor lists faces, edges, vertices and angles.
Use the controls
Toggle wireframe, auto-spin and face numbers, or reset the view.
Lite 3D
The Lite 3D tab steps through faces with Previous/Next — light and fast on any device.
3D Scene
When it's offered, the 3D Scene tab builds a fully interactive scene from the lesson. Saved scenes appear in My Creations.
Graphs — and Make 3D
- Set y = 0x² − 4 = 0Points on the x-axis have y = 0.
- Solvex² = 4 → x = ±2Both 2 and −2 square to 4.
Ask for a graph
The tutor draws the graph and explains key points. Graphs and equations show a Make 3D button to turn them into a 3D model.
Try it“Graph y = x^2 - 4 and show where it crosses the x-axis”
Keep learning
Geometry
Use the Pythagorean theorem to find a hypotenuse, see the tutor catch a classic area mistake, and get a labelled diagram.
Math topicsCalculus
Differentiate a polynomial with the power rule, find the slope at a point, graph the tangent line, then integrate — rules, meaning and pictures together.
Ways to learnUpload photos & files, then ask about them
Attach a PDF worksheet, photo, document or sketch during a session, then ask about any question on it. Includes accepted file types and limits.
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