Maths Empire

Do you think you are really good at solving challenging maths problems? If you do, this app is perfect for you. Please feel free to enter the world of 'Maths Empire', where you find lots of fun and challenging maths questions categorised into different topics and levels.

What is well-known is that mathematics is the foundation and cornerstone of modern science, without which we all probably would have still lived in the stone-age. It is a powerful tool that proves human creativity. To develop a positive attitude towards maths would certainly guide us to opening the door of wisdom and ultimate quest for the secret of the universe.

Topics and questions in this app are carefully chosen, targeting high school mathematics all around the world. High school graduates who study intensively in maths should be familiar with the majority, if not all, of these topics, though curriculum slightly differs from country to country.

Each topic has three different levels: Easy, Medium and Hard. In Easy, introductory level of questions are presented, helping you familiar with the topic and get ready for more advanced challenges. Medium level introduces questions requiring a deeper understanding of the underlying concepts. Majority of them is inspired by some of the harder university entrance exams in many countries. Last but not least, the monumental Hard level consists of a number of puzzling problems for maths gurus. The Olympiad-like type of questions are suitable for those who think school exams are just too easy! For those who lack a solid foundation, can also benefit from practising the highest level. At first you may find those puzzles arduous to deal with. However, with concerted effort, you will slowly get used to them and start realising the elegance behind those rigorous and logical derivations. This is also one of the purposes of this app, learning mathematics through various types of challenging questions in order to broaden your horizons and gain confidence for your upcoming maths exams.

Are you ready to open the gate of 'Maths Empire'? Here you go.