How to show steps for FREE in Wolfram|Alpha (legal) (2024)

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This tutorial guides viewers on how to access step-by-step solutions on Wolfram|Alpha without cost. The process begins by navigating to the website and selecting the 'Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition' from the Products & Services menu. A temporary email address is obtained from temp-mail.org to create a Wolfram account, which is then used to initiate a 14-day trial. After signing in to the Wolfram Cloud and creating a new notebook, the user is instructed to sign out and back in to activate the trial. The video demonstrates how to input a mathematical problem, such as calculating the integral of x sinx dx, and access the step-by-step solution feature. The tutorial concludes with a reminder that the account will remain functional for two weeks, after which a new account can be created. The video encourages viewers to like and subscribe for more content.

💡Wolfram|Alpha

Wolfram|Alpha is a computational knowledge engine or answer engine developed by Wolfram Research. It is designed to generate highly accurate answers to a wide range of queries by computing the answers from structured data. In the context of the video, it is used to demonstrate how to access step-by-step solutions for mathematical problems without cost.

💡step-by-step solutions

This term refers to the process of breaking down a problem into a series of smaller, more manageable steps that are solved in sequence to reach the final solution. The video's main theme revolves around obtaining these step-by-step solutions from Wolfram|Alpha for free.

💡trial

A trial in this context is a limited-time period during which a user can access a service or product without cost. The video explains how to sign up for a trial of the Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition to access step-by-step solutions.

💡temp-mail.org

Temp-mail.org is a service that provides temporary email addresses which can be used for signing up for trials or services without revealing one's personal email. In the script, it is used to create a random email address for a Wolfram account trial.

💡Wolfram account

A Wolfram account is necessary to access certain features of Wolfram|Alpha and other Wolfram services. The video script describes the process of creating an account, which is a prerequisite for accessing the free trial.

💡Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition

This is a specific edition of Wolfram|Alpha that comes with additional features, including the ability to create and interact with notebooks. The video demonstrates accessing this service through a trial to get step-by-step solutions.

💡New Notebook

In the context of Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition, a 'New Notebook' is a blank workspace where users can input problems and equations. The script mentions creating a new notebook to input a mathematical problem.

💡integral

An integral in mathematics is a concept related to calculus, representing the area under a curve defined by a function. The video uses the integral of x sinx as an example of a problem for which step-by-step solutions are sought.

💡step-by-step solution

This refers to the detailed process of solving a problem, where each step logically follows from the previous one. The video's objective is to show how to access these detailed solutions within Wolfram|Alpha.

💡14 days

In the script, '14 days' refers to the duration of the trial period for the Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition. After this period, the user would need to either subscribe or create a new account to continue using the service.

💡sign in/out

Signing in and signing out are actions performed to access or exit a user account on a service or platform. The video script includes these actions as part of the process to activate the trial and access the step-by-step solutions.

Tutorial on obtaining step-by-step solutions in Wolfram|Alpha for free.

Scroll down to the bottom and click on wolfram.com.

Navigate to the Products & Services menu.

Select Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition and click Try Now.

Create a Wolfram account using a random email address from temp-mail.org.

Fill out the form for a 14-day trial of Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition.

View more plan details in the account section.

Access the Wolfram Cloud and sign in to start a new notebook.

Note that the plan is Basic, indicating a trial period.

Sign out and sign back in to activate the trial.

Type a mathematical problem, such as calculating the integral of x sinx dx.

Press enter to submit the problem.

Click on step-by-step solution to view all steps.

Demonstration of how to show all steps in Wolfram|Alpha for free.

The trial account will be valid for the next 2 weeks.

After the trial, create a new account to continue using the service.

Encouragement to like, subscribe, and watch more tutorials.