Which groundbreaking mathematical software product was the first to combine symbolic computation, numerical analysis, and visualization in an integrated environment with a notebook-style interface?

Product development in mathematics education and research has transformed dramatically over the decades. Software tools that once required specialized hardware now fit in our pockets, changing how students learn and professionals work. This poll tests your knowledge of a pivotal moment in the development of mathematical software tools that revolutionized the industry.

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• Mathematica (released 1988)
• MATLAB (released 1984)
• Maple (released 1982)
• MathCAD (released 1986)

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