Math

Scientific Calculator

Advanced functions in a clean layout.

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Result: 0

Memory: 0

How this calculator works

Full scientific calculator with trig, logs, exponents, factorial, memory, and DEG/RAD modes. Supports keyboard input, keeps the last answer for chained calculations, and follows standard operator precedence.

Quick guide

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Inputs Outputs Assumptions Tips Formulas Examples Reference table Visual breakdown References

Inputs

Expression entry via buttons or keyboard
Angle mode selection (DEG or RAD)
Memory actions (MC, MR, M+, M-)

Outputs

Computed result
Memory register value
ANS value from the last calculation

Assumptions

Operator precedence follows standard math rules
Calculations use JavaScript floating point precision

Tips

Use parentheses to control order of operations
Toggle DEG or RAD before trig calculations
Use ANS to chain results quickly

Formula guide

Use these formulas to audit the output or explain it to someone else.

3 formulas

sin(x), cos(x), tan(x) with DEG or RAD mode

log(x) for base 10 and ln(x) for natural log

x^y, sqrt(x), 1/x, and factorial(x)

Usage examples

Review a ready-made scenario, copy it, then tweak inputs to match your case.

Example

2 inputs2 outputs

Trig in DEG mode

Inputs

Set angle mode to DEG
Enter sin(30) and press equals

Outputs

Result is about 0.5
ANS stores the last value

Switch to RAD if your inputs are in radians.

Example

2 inputs2 outputs

Log example

Inputs

Enter log(1000) and press equals
Or use ln(2.718) for natural log

Outputs

log(1000) returns 3
ln(2.718) returns about 1

Use log for base 10 and ln for natural log.

Common keys

5 of 5 rows

Key	Example input	Result
sin	sin(30)	0.5
sqrt	sqrt(81)	9
10^x	10^3	1000
1/x	1/4	0.25
x!	fact(5)	120

Trig examples assume DEG mode for clarity.

Sine values in DEG

Highest: 90 (1)Lowest: 0 (0)

Sort

Anglesin(x)

Focus point

Position

#1 of 4

Original order

Share of total

Total: 2.37

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Use RAD mode if you prefer radians for trig inputs.

References

Standard scientific calculator functions
Trigonometric and logarithmic definitions

FAQ

Common questions

What does the Scientific Calculator do?

What inputs do I need?

Typical inputs include Expression entry via buttons or keyboard, Angle mode selection (DEG or RAD), Memory actions (MC, MR, M+, M-).

How are the results calculated?

We follow the formulas and assumptions outlined in the "How this calculator works" section. You will see outputs like Computed result, Memory register value, ANS value from the last calculation.