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Thomas M. Whitney invented the world's first handheld electronic scientific calculator in 1967. Scientific calculators include Example, natural log (ln), trig functions, Log, and Sin, Cos Tan. These functions are required when you're working with scientific figures or any formula with a geometry element. Basic calculators can do subtraction, addition, multiplication, and division, But a scientific calculator can perform functions beyond multiplication, addition, subtraction, and division. A scientific calculator usually has special buttons for trigonometric functions, exponents, parentheses, inverses, Pi, and among other things. You can use this Scientific calculator to solve your sum quickly. It is open-source and free to use.

Online Scientific Calculator

About Online Scientific Calculator

It is a free online Scientific Calculator to help you solve your sum quickly and easily. With advanced features for evaluating percentages, Factorial, algorithms, statistics, trigonometry, and more. It supports button click and Keyboard type both. You can use this calculator at any time. It is Open Source. It has many options like multiplication, addition, subtraction, division, these are the basic options, and log, sin, cos, x², tan, X! are the advanced level of operations. Because of these operations, it is called a scientific calculator. You can try it and solve your sum quickly. You can perform any easy and complicated equation. You can use it for any practice of class tests or exam preparation. Scientific calculators are generally used in situations where quick access is needed to certain mathematical functions. It is free to use this Scientific calculator. You can Check more tools in the Calculators section. It is at the top of the page.

How to use Online Scientific Calculator?

It is easy to use this scientific calculator and solve your sum fastly and easily.

Firstly You have to type the value in the input box.

You can use a button click or a keypad to type in the input box.

After entering, the value you can enter the operation, Which you want to perform.

It automatically does calculations and provides you an answer when you click on the =(equal to) Sign.

You can perform a lot many equations you want.

It is easy to use and quick to give the result.

You can also copy the answer by clicking on the copy answer button.

It is secure to use. You can also copy the answer by clicking on the copy answer button.

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Features

Addition:- Addition is taking pair or more numbers and adding them together. It is the total of them.

Subtraction:- When we subtract, the number of things in the group reduces or to becomes less. That is call Subtraction.

Division:- The division is a process of distributing things into similar parts.

Log:- A logarithm is a power to which a number must raise to get some other number.

Sin:- The Sin is a trigonometric function of an angle. The Sign of an acute angle to described in the context of a right triangle.

Cos:- Cos function is the ratio of the adjoining side of an estimate. It helps us to get the distance of the sides of the triangle.

Tan:- The length of the opposite side of the angle divided by the distance of the adjacent side.

Deg:- The degree of the term is a sum of the exponents of the variable that seem in it.

x²:- x² means x times x.

X!:- X!:- Thus, the factorial seven is written. It means 7! = 1×2×3×4×5×6×7 Factorial zero specified as equal to 1.

Rad:- One rad is the point at the middle of a circle by an arc whose distance is similar to the radius of the circle.

Caret:- The caret means ( ^ ) is a symbol above the sixth key on a standard United States keyboard. The circumflex represents an exponent, such as a cube, square, or other exponential power.

e:- The number e is known as Euler's Number, and it is a mathematical constant around equal to 2.71828. It is the basis of the general logarithm.

√:- A square root of a number. When multiply it by itself, it gives the number. The √ symbol always means the positive square root.