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Free online scientific calculator with trig (sin, cos, tan), logarithms (ln, log), powers, roots, factorials, and constants (π, e). DEG/RAD modes, full keyboard support.

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DEG / RAD Modes
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How to Use

  1. 1 Type your expression with the on-screen keypad or your physical keyboard
  2. 2 Pick functions like sin, cos, tan, ln, log, or √ — they insert with an opening bracket
  3. 3 Switch between DEG and RAD so your trig answers match what you expect
  4. 4 Add powers with ^ (x²), factorials with !, and constants π and e
  5. 5 Press = (or Enter) to evaluate — the result and full history appear instantly

Features

  • Full expression evaluation with correct operator precedence and parentheses
  • Trigonometry (sin, cos, tan and inverses) with DEG/RAD switching
  • Logarithms (natural ln and base-10 log), exponentials, square roots and powers
  • Factorials (n!), absolute value, modulo, and the constants π and e
  • Right-associative powers so 2^3^2 evaluates as 2^(3^2) = 512, the maths-correct way
  • Calculation history you can tap to reuse — and full keyboard support

Why it Matters

A four-function calculator can't help with trigonometry, logarithms, or anything raised to a power — yet those show up constantly in school maths, physics, engineering, and finance. This scientific calculator evaluates whole expressions with proper precedence, so you get the same answer a careful hand calculation would, without installing an app or signing in.

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Use Cases

Homework & Exams

Solve trig, log, and algebra problems with the precedence rules teachers expect

Physics & Engineering

Evaluate formulas with sin/cos, exponentials, and powers in one expression

Quick Maths at Work

Run percentages, powers, and roots without reaching for a desktop app

Everyday Calculations

A fast, reliable calculator for anything beyond basic arithmetic

What this tool does

The Scientific Calculator evaluates full mathematical expressions right in your browser. Type something like sin(45) + sqrt(2) * 3 and it returns the answer with the correct order of operations — multiplication and division before addition, parentheses first, and powers handled right-to-left the way maths textbooks define them.

It covers everything a basic calculator can’t: trigonometry, logarithms, exponentials, square roots, powers, factorials, and the constants π and e. A DEG/RAD toggle controls how trig functions read their input, so your answers always match the context you’re working in.

How it works

Behind the scenes, your expression is broken into tokens and evaluated by a recursive-descent parser — no eval, no security surprises, and fully deterministic. That means the same expression always returns the same result, and malformed input (mismatched brackets, division by zero, a stray operator) produces a clear error instead of a wrong number.

Why it’s free

This is a one-shot, client-side calculator. There’s no account, no history syncing, and nothing to store on a server — so there’s nothing to gate behind a paywall. It’s free, and it stays free.

Privacy

Every calculation runs locally in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded, logged, or saved beyond the temporary in-page history that clears when you close the tab.

Frequently Asked Questions

What functions does this scientific calculator support?
It handles the four basic operations plus parentheses, powers (^), unary minus, modulo (%), and factorial (!). The function set is sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, ln, log (base-10), sqrt, abs, and exp, along with the constants pi and e. You type a full expression — for example sqrt(16) + 2^3 — and it evaluates with correct precedence.
What's the difference between DEG and RAD mode?
Trigonometric functions interpret their input as either degrees or radians. In DEG mode, sin(90) is 1; in RAD mode, sin(90) is about 0.894 because 90 is treated as radians. Pick the mode that matches your problem — degrees for most school geometry, radians for calculus and physics. The toggle is right above the keypad.
How are powers evaluated — is 2^3^2 equal to 64 or 512?
Powers are right-associative, which is the mathematically standard convention, so 2^3^2 means 2^(3^2) = 2^9 = 512, not (2^3)^2 = 64. This matches how most textbooks and graphing calculators treat stacked exponents.
Does it work offline or store my calculations?
Everything runs entirely in your browser using a custom expression parser — no server, no sign-up, and nothing is uploaded. Your calculation history lives only in the current page session and disappears when you close the tab.
Why does it show an error sometimes?
The calculator rejects expressions it can't evaluate cleanly — mismatched parentheses, division by zero, a stray operator like 2+*3, or an empty input. Fix the highlighted issue and press equals again. Clear error messages tell you exactly what went wrong.

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