Scientific Calculator

Perform advanced mathematical calculations with our comprehensive scientific calculator. Features trigonometric functions, logarithms, exponentials, and memory operations.

Scientific Calculator

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Function Reference

Trigonometric

  • sin, cos, tan - Basic trig functions
  • RAD/DEG - Toggle angle mode

Logarithmic

  • log - Base 10 logarithm
  • ln - Natural logarithm
  • e - Euler's number (2.718...)

Power & Root

  • √ - Square root
  • x² - Square
  • x^y - Power function
  • n! - Factorial

Calculator Features & Usage

🔢 Basic Operations

  • • Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
  • • Parentheses for order of operations
  • • Decimal point calculations
  • • Sign change (positive/negative)
  • • Clear and all-clear functions

📐 Advanced Functions

  • • Trigonometric functions (sin, cos, tan)
  • • Inverse trigonometric functions
  • • Logarithms (log, ln)
  • • Square root and power functions
  • • Factorial calculations

🧠 Memory & History

  • • Memory store, recall, and clear
  • • Memory add and subtract
  • • Calculation history tracking
  • • Angle mode switching (RAD/DEG)
  • • Scientific notation display

🎯 Usage Tips

  • • Use parentheses to control calculation order
  • • Switch between RAD and DEG for angle calculations
  • • Use memory functions to store intermediate results
  • • Check calculation history for previous results
  • • Scientific notation appears for very large/small numbers

📚 Common Applications

  • • Engineering and physics calculations
  • • Statistical analysis and data science
  • • Trigonometry and geometry problems
  • • Financial and compound interest calculations
  • • Scientific research and laboratory work

⚠️ Important Notes

  • • Trigonometric functions use radians by default - toggle to degrees if needed
  • • Logarithm functions: log = base 10, ln = natural logarithm (base e)
  • • Factorial function works only with non-negative integers
  • • Division by zero and invalid operations will show "Error"
  • • Very large numbers are displayed in scientific notation