Book a free demo

Maths calculators · free, runs on your device

Scientific calculator: type it the way you'd write it.

Type a whole expression like (12 + 8) × 3² or sin(30) and see the answer live, or tap the keys. Switch between degrees and radians, and reuse earlier answers from the history.

ShareWhatsApp

What it can do

  • Arithmetic and brackets: + − × ÷ and ( ). It follows the order of operations (BODMAS): brackets first, then powers, then multiplication and division, then addition and subtraction.
  • Powers and roots: use ^ for powers (2^10 = 1024), √( ) or sqrt( ) for square roots and cbrt( ) for cube roots.
  • Trigonometry: sin, cos, tan and their inverses asin, acos, atan. Choose Degrees or Radians first; sin(30) is 0.5 in degrees mode.
  • Logs and constants: log( ) is base 10, ln( ) is natural log, π and e are built in, and Ans reuses the last result.
  • Extras: n! for factorial (up to 170!), % for percent (50% = 0.5), abs( ), floor( ), ceil( ) and round( ).

If you only need percentages, fractions or equations, the dedicated tools show their working: percentage, fractions and the quadratic solver.

FAQ

Common questions

Is the answer in degrees or radians?

Whichever mode is selected at the top. Degrees is the default, which suits most school problems. Switch to Radians for calculus and physics.

How do I calculate a square root?

Type sqrt(144) or tap √ then 144 and a closing bracket. The result is 12.

Does it follow BODMAS?

Yes. 2 + 3 × 4 gives 14, not 20, because multiplication is done before addition. Use brackets to change the order.

More free tools

Keep going

All 31 tools →

Start a conversation

Questions about classes?

A parent or guardian can share the learner's age, level and goals, and we'll suggest a starting point.

  • Tell us the learner’s age or grade and goals
  • We’ll suggest a suitable class or learning path
  • We’ll confirm format, timing and fees with a parent or guardian

For a child’s class, please have a parent or guardian send the enquiry. Avoid sharing passwords or sensitive personal details.

We’ll use your details only to respond to this request.

Play it, don't just read it

Try it now: Laws of exponents

Eight quick questions with instant feedback. Your score is saved on this device and counts in the games and learning paths too.

All free games →
Chat on WhatsApp
Esc

Try