Google Has Become So Smart That It Can Easily Solve Your Math, Geometry And Physics Problems. 

The internet search giant has now updated its search engine and Lens application to help students solve geometry, physics, trigonometry, and calculus problems.

In the continuation of this article, we will get to know the details of Google’s problem-solving capabilities.

According to Google’s announcement, it has updated the search engine and the Google Lens tool with new features to help solve problems and questions in complicated subjects such as geometry, physics, trigonometry, and calculations to assist users in this field.

Google’s use of new algorithms to solve complex mathematical problems

To solve complex math problems, type an equation in the Google search bar or take a picture with the Lens application. Google’s artificial intelligence has found the possibility to understand issues, and for example, it can explain physical concepts such as average acceleration to users using equations and examples.

Another new functionality of Google is the ability to solve geometry problems, and the Lens application can now answer visual and textual problems in this field. Google relies on its Multitask Unified Model algorithm to solve geometry and physics problems and can analyze questions and then provide detailed and step-by-step answers.

Also, in addition to the ability to solve problems, Google has made 3D models available to users for more than a thousand subjects in fields such as biology, chemistry, physics, and astronomy.

“You can also type “math solver” to give the experience a try on desktop and, coming soon, on mobile,” Google promises.

High school physics students can now use the word problem solver feature to understand and solve physics word problems. This feature helps students identify the known and unknown values in the problem and then suggests the relevant formulas.

But the update goes beyond math and physics. You can also use Lens to solve triangle problems; then, it’ll interpret the problem visually and textually before giving you an explanation of how to solve it.