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Solve maths questions step by step with AI

With Aysel you solve a maths question step by step: you type the question or add a photo, Aysel splits the solution into small steps and checks your answer at each one. The aim is not to memorise the answer but to understand why each step works.

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How it works

  1. Type the question or add a photo

    Ask in your own words or add a photo of the question on paper. Aysel first clarifies what the question asks.

  2. Take the steps yourself

    Aysel splits the solution into steps. You write your answer at each step; it is checked on the server, and when you are stuck you get a hint or see that step.

  3. Link your mistake to a topic

    When Aysel recognises a common mistake, it tells you what happened and what to do next time; the related topic can be linked to your learning map.

Example: an AYT definite integral, step by step

What is the value of ∫₀² (3x² − 2x) dx?

  1. Find an antiderivative: the antiderivative of 3x² is x³ and that of 2x is x², so F(x) = x³ − x².
  2. Substitute the bounds: F(2) = 8 − 4 = 4 and F(0) = 0.
  3. The result is F(2) − F(0) = 4. On the graph this number is the signed area between the curve and the x-axis: between 0 and 2/3 the curve lies below the axis, so that part counts as negative.

This is an original example written for Aysel; it is not an ÖSYM or MEB question.

Frequently asked questions

Which maths topics does Aysel help with?
You can ask about topics in TYT, AYT and LGS maths, such as numbers, percentages and ratios, equations, functions, parabolas, derivatives, integrals and geometry. For function questions, an interactive graph can open.
Does Aysel just tell me the answer?
It first asks you to take the steps together. Once you have worked on the card, you can open the full solution after a confirmation.
Can the solution be wrong?
Yes. Answers are AI-generated and can be wrong; check important facts with your teacher or course material. In the step card, your answers are checked on the server.

Answers are AI-generated and can be wrong — check important facts with your teacher or course material.