Which mathematical software product development is widely credited with revolutionizing symbolic mathematics and making computer algebra accessible to non-specialists?

Test your knowledge about groundbreaking product development in the mathematics industry! Throughout history, mathematical tools and software have transformed how we solve problems, teach concepts, and visualize abstract ideas. From early mechanical calculators to sophisticated computer algebra systems, product development in mathematics has a fascinating history. Can you identify which mathematical product development marked a revolutionary turning point?

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Mathematica, developed by Stephen Wolfram in 1988, which pioneered an integrated technical computing environment with symbolic manipulation capabilities
SPSS, developed by Norman Nie in 1968, which transformed how statistical analysis was performed in academic and business environments
MATLAB, created at the University of New Mexico in 1979, which revolutionized matrix computations and numerical analysis
Sage, developed by William Stein in 2005, which was the first open-source computer algebra system to gain widespread academic adoption