Tomorrow is Thanksgiving here in the United States, and that means turkey. A lot of turkey. 
But how long will it take to cook that turkey? Don’t worry, math can help! 
Simply enter “how long to cook a turkey” into Wolfram|Alpha and enter the turkey’s weight. 

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving here in the United States, and that means turkey. A lot of turkey. 

But how long will it take to cook that turkey? Don’t worry, math can help! 

Simply enter “how long to cook a turkey” into Wolfram|Alpha and enter the turkey’s weight. 

77/49 is a pretty good approximation for pi.  And 7×7 = 49. 

77/4is a pretty good approximation for pi.  And 7×7 = 49. 

Solving word problems with Wolfram|Alpha!
You can ask Wolfram|Alpha to solve any problem where people (or letters) have some common objects (like apples) and then gain, lose, or swap these objects. Wolfram|Alpha knows to ignore any irrelevant information and shows a calculation and illustration to help you understand how the numbers in the problem were used to find the solution.

Solving word problems with Wolfram|Alpha!

You can ask Wolfram|Alpha to solve any problem where people (or letters) have some common objects (like apples) and then gain, lose, or swap these objects. Wolfram|Alpha knows to ignore any irrelevant information and shows a calculation and illustration to help you understand how the numbers in the problem were used to find the solution.

Avogadro’s number is about twice the number of stars in the observable universe.

Avogadro’s number is about twice the number of stars in the observable universe.

Now you can find the ideal curvature for a curve with Wolfram|Alpha!

Now you can find the ideal curvature for a curve with Wolfram|Alpha!

Solve discontinuous function problems with Wolfram|Alpha!

Solve discontinuous function problems with Wolfram|Alpha!

There are over 80 unvigintillion possible arrangements when shuffling a deck of cards. 

There are over 80 unvigintillion possible arrangements when shuffling a deck of cards. 

Wolfram|Alpha can now calculate arc lengths!

tell me the arc length of y = x^2 / 8820 - (10x) / 21 + 500 from x = 0 to 4200

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The pizza theorem. 
This theorem will be tested at lunch today. We will report back with our findings. 

The pizza theorem. 

This theorem will be tested at lunch today. We will report back with our findings.