Which mathematical software product became the first to reach one million student users globally and pioneered the integration of computer algebra systems with interactive textbooks?

The mathematics education and research landscape has been transformed by specialized software over the decades. These tools have changed how students learn complex concepts, how researchers visualize problems, and how mathematical theories are developed and tested. This poll explores a significant market trend in mathematical software that revolutionized both education and professional practice.

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Mathematica (Wolfram Research, 1988)
MATLAB (MathWorks, 1984)
WebAssign (Advanced Instructional Systems, 1997)
GeoGebra (International GeoGebra Institute, 2001)