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Scientific Calculator

A full-featured scientific calculator in your browser. Supports sin/cos/tan, log/ln, powers, roots, factorials, parentheses, memory functions, and degree/radian modes.

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Mode: DEG

Expressions are evaluated left-to-right. Use parentheses to control order of operations.

How to use Scientific Calculator

The scientific calculator supports trigonometry (sin, cos, tan and inverses), logarithms, exponents, square roots, factorial, memory functions (M+, MR, MC) and both degree and radian mode. It evaluates expressions left-to-right with support for parentheses to control order of operations. Results can be copied for use in other tools.

  1. Use the keypad to build your expression.
  2. Toggle between DEG and RAD mode for trigonometric functions.
  3. Use M+, MR, MC for memory store, recall and clear.
  4. Press = to evaluate; press C or AC to clear.

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Trigonometric functions and degree vs radian mode

Trigonometric functions can operate in degrees (0–360°) or radians (0–2π). sin(90°) = sin(π/2 rad) = 1. Most scientific and engineering work uses radians; most everyday applications use degrees. Remember to switch modes before entering trig calculations: sin(30) in degree mode returns 0.5, while sin(30) in radian mode returns about −0.988.

Memory functions and calculation history

Memory functions (M+, MR, MC) let you store intermediate results and recall them in subsequent expressions. M+ adds the current display value to memory; MR recalls it; MC clears memory. For multi-step calculations — like computing a value, storing it, then using it in a second expression — memory is faster and less error-prone than copying results manually. The history panel shows previous calculations for reference.

Common trig function values (exact)
Anglesincostan
010
30°1/2√3/21/√3
45°√2/2√2/21
60°√3/21/2√3
90°10undefined
180°0−10

Glossary

Radian
The SI unit of angle; 2π radians = 360 degrees.
Logarithm
The inverse of exponentiation; log₁₀(1000) = 3.
Factorial
The product of all positive integers up to n; written n!.
PEMDAS
Order of operations: Parentheses, Exponents, Multiplication/Division, Addition/Subtraction.

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Why use Scientific Calculator?

  • Clear explanations alongside every calculation
  • Covers common academic tools: GPA, citations, grade conversion
  • Works on any device without installation
  • Designed for both students and educators

Common use cases

  • Calculate your current GPA or predict your semester GPA
  • Convert grades between grading systems
  • Generate properly formatted APA or MLA citations
  • Calculate reading time for an essay
  • Convert between different grading scales for international students

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