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Scientific Calculator

Solve everyday and advanced calculations with trigonometry, logarithms, powers, roots and constants. Use the buttons or type directly from your keyboard.

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Everything you need for advanced calculations

This free online scientific calculator combines familiar arithmetic controls with the advanced functions used in algebra, geometry, engineering and science classes. Calculations run locally in your browser, with no account or download required.

Trigonometry in degrees or radians

Calculate sine, cosine, tangent and their inverse functions. Switch between degree and radian mode before entering an angle.

Powers, roots and logarithms

Work with exponents, square and cube roots, natural logarithms, base-10 logarithms and exponential functions.

Constants, memory and history

Use π, Euler's number, factorials, percentages and memory controls, then revisit previous calculations with one click.

How to use the scientific calculator

Enter an expression with the on-screen keypad or your computer keyboard. Choose DEG for angles in degrees or RAD for radians, then press = or Enter to calculate. Parentheses set the order of operations, while Ans reuses your previous result.

Example: calculate a trigonometric value

Select DEG, enter sin(30), and calculate to get 0.5. For radian input, select RAD and enter sin(π/2).

Example: evaluate powers and roots

Enter 5^3 to calculate 5 cubed, or use the square-root key and enter sqrt(144) to get 12.

Order of operations

The calculator evaluates parentheses first, followed by factorials and percentages, exponents, multiplication or division, then addition or subtraction.

Scientific calculator FAQ

Helpful answers for getting accurate results from the calculator.

When should I use DEG or RAD?

Use DEG when angles are measured in degrees, such as 30° or 90°. Use RAD when an angle is measured in radians, such as π/2. The selected mode applies to trigonometric functions and their inverses.

How do percentages work?

The percent key divides the preceding value by 100. For example, 25% returns 0.25, and 200 × 10% returns 20.

Can I use my keyboard?

Yes. Type numbers, parentheses and the +, −, *, /, ^ or % operators. Press Enter to calculate, Backspace to remove the last character, and Escape to clear.

Are my calculations saved?

Your 12 most recent calculations are saved locally in this browser, so they remain after a refresh or return visit. Nothing is uploaded, and you can remove them at any time with the Clear button.