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🔬 Scientific Calculator

A full scientific calculator with trig, logs, roots and powers.

What is a scientific calculator? A scientific calculator handles advanced math beyond basic arithmetic — trigonometry, logarithms, exponents, and roots. It follows the standard order of operations, so complex expressions evaluate correctly.

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How to Use the Scientific Calculator

A scientific calculator goes far beyond plus and minus: it handles trigonometry (sin, cos, tan), logarithms, square roots, powers and π — the tools you need for school maths, engineering estimates and science homework. This one runs entirely in your browser, works with mouse, touch or keyboard, and needs no app install.

Type an expression or tap the keys, then press =. The DEG/RAD button switches trigonometric functions between degrees and radians — keep it on DEG for everyday geometry. Special keys: x² squares a number, xʸ raises to any power (type the exponent after it), √ is square root, and % divides by 100.

A few practical notes: multiplication must be explicit — write 2*(3+4), not 2(3+4). Use parentheses generously to control order of operations; the calculator follows standard precedence (powers before multiply/divide before add/subtract). The log key is base-10 logarithm, ln is the natural logarithm.

Because everything is computed locally on your device, results are instant and private — nothing you type ever leaves your browser. For everyday percentage or finance maths, our Percentage Calculator and Compound Interest Calculator are more specialised.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate powers like 2^10?

Type 2, press xʸ, type 10, then =. You can also type ^ directly from your keyboard — both work.

What is the difference between log and ln?

log is the base-10 logarithm (log₁₀), used in science and engineering scales like pH and decibels. ln is the natural logarithm (base e ≈ 2.718), used in calculus and growth formulas.

Should I use DEG or RAD mode?

Use DEG (degrees) for everyday geometry and school problems. Use RAD (radians) for calculus, physics and programming-style maths. The button shows the current mode.

Why do I get an error?

The most common causes are unbalanced parentheses, two operators in a row (like 5++3), or implicit multiplication like 2(3+4) — write 2*(3+4) instead.

Is my calculation data sent anywhere?

No. All computation happens locally in your browser via JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded or stored on any server.