Online scientific calculator
For homework, engineering problems or quick conversions, this scientific calculator handles everything a classroom calculator does: sine, cosine and tangent (in degrees or radians) and their inverses, logarithms to any base, powers and roots, factorials, π and e, with proper operator precedence and brackets. Results update as you type, and a history list keeps your recent calculations — tap one to reuse it.
How to use it
- Tap the keys or type an expression, for example
2^10 + sqrt(144). - Switch between DEG and RAD for trigonometry.
- Press = to save the result to history; Ans reuses the last answer.
Order of operations
Brackets → powers and roots → × ÷ % → + −
Examples
sin(30) + cos(60)= 1 (in degrees).log(2, 1024)= 10, andln(e^3)= 3.5!= 120, and2^3^2= 512 (powers work right to left).- The height of a 10 m ladder leaning at 60°:
10 sin(60)≈ 8.66 m.
For fractions, use the fraction calculator; for percentages, thepercentage calculator.