Math

Algebra, statistics, geometry · 40 calculators

40 calculators

Frequently asked about the Math

What math calculators are available?

41 calculators covering basic arithmetic, percentage, fractions, scientific (trig/log/exp), statistics (mean, median, mode, stddev, variance, z-score, confidence interval, sample size), algebra (quadratic, slope, distance, exponent, root), number theory (prime, GCD/LCM, factorial, perm-comb), number bases (binary/octal/hex), geometry shortcuts, and sequence math (AP/GP/Fibonacci).

Is this a graphing calculator?

Not yet — for now we render results numerically. The Quadratic Solver and Slope calculators include light visualizations. For complex graphing (function plots, derivatives), use Desmos or GeoGebra alongside. Interactive graphing is planned.

Does the scientific calculator support BODMAS?

Yes — it uses standard order of operations (parentheses, exponents, multiplication/division, addition/subtraction). The Basic Calculator does left-to-right immediate evaluation (calculator-style).

Can I paste a list of numbers?

Yes for Statistics, GCD/LCM, NPV, and IRR calculators. Paste comma- or space-separated numbers — we parse them automatically and filter out non-numeric values.

How accurate is the statistics output?

Computed in JavaScript using standard formulas. Mean / median / mode / stddev / variance match Excel and Python's `statistics` module to floating-point precision. For very large datasets (>10 000 values) the page may slow down; we recommend offline tools for that.

What's the difference between permutation and combination?

Permutation (nPr) counts arrangements where order matters (PIN codes, race positions). Combination (nCr) counts selections where order doesn't (lottery picks, team selections). Use the Permutation & Combination calculator for both.

Are these aligned with school syllabus?

The formulas follow standard ICSE / CBSE / NCERT and most international curriculums. Step-by-step reasoning isn't shown yet — we're working on a 'show working' mode for the algebra calculators.