Scientific Calculator

Trig (Deg/Rad), logs, powers, factorial, memory keys, and keyboard control.

Tips: use keyboard (0-9, + − × / ^ ( ) . Backspace, Enter). Functions like sin(, ln( auto-insert.

How to Use

  1. Choose DEG or RAD for trigonometry.
  2. Enter expressions using buttons or your keyboard. Use parentheses for order of operations.
  3. Common functions: sin(, cos(, tan(, ln(, log(, , x^y, n!.
  4. Use MC/MR/M+/M−/MS to store and recall numbers.

Worked Examples

  • Trig (Degrees): sin(30)0.5 (ensure DEG is selected).
  • Logarithms: log(1000)3, ln(e)1.
  • Powers: 2 ^ 101024, 10^ 31000.
  • Percent: 200 * 15%30.
  • Factorial: 6!720 (integers ≥ 0 only).

Formulas & Notes

Power uses caret: a ^ b (converted to exponentiation). Trig respects angle mode. Percent turns a trailing % into ÷100. Factorial n! is defined for whole, non-negative n.

Educational use only.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I switch between degrees and radians?

Click DEG or RAD next to the display. Trig and inverse trig use your selection.

Why does ^ work for powers?

The UI accepts ^ and converts it to exponentiation during evaluation.

What does the percent symbol do?

A trailing % becomes a division by 100 (e.g., 15%0.15).

Can I use factorial on decimals?

No—n! requires a non-negative integer.