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Percentages

Percent of a number

Find the amount represented by a percentage of any base value.

Percentages

Percentage increase

Compare an original value with a new one to measure relative growth.

Percentages

Percentage decrease

Measure how much a value has fallen relative to where it started.

Percentages

Percent change

Keep the sign of a change so growth and decline are easy to distinguish.

Percentages

Percentage difference

Compare two numbers equally, without choosing a starting value.

Money & planning

Compound interest

See how a starting amount grows when interest also earns interest.

Money & planning

Simple interest

Calculate interest on the starting principal without compounding.

Money & planning

Loan repayment

Estimate the fixed monthly payment and total interest on a loan.

Money & planning

Mortgage payment

Put principal, interest, property tax and insurance into one monthly estimate.

Money & planning

Profit margin

Separate revenue, direct costs and operating expenses to understand profitability.

Money & planning

Return on investment

Compare an investment’s final value with its initial cost.

Everyday & student math

Basic calculator

Keep arithmetic simple with a clear expression and standard operation order.

Everyday & student math

Fraction calculator

Add, subtract, multiply or divide two fractions and simplify the result.

Everyday & student math

Simplify a fraction

Cancel common factors to express a fraction in its simplest form.

Everyday & student math

Equivalent fractions

See different-looking fractions that represent the same amount.

Everyday & student math

Decimal to fraction

Turn a finite decimal into an exact fraction, then reduce it.

Everyday & student math

Simplify a ratio

Compare two positive quantities with a smaller equivalent pair.

Shapes & everyday tools

Area calculator

Choose a shape and find how much flat space it covers.

Shapes & everyday tools

Rectangle area

Find the area and perimeter from two perpendicular sides.

Shapes & everyday tools

Circle area

Start with a radius or diameter to find area and circumference.

Shapes & everyday tools

Triangle area

Use a base and its perpendicular height to measure a triangle.

Shapes & everyday tools

Volume calculator

Find the space inside a cube, cylinder or sphere.

Shapes & everyday tools

Everyday percentage calculator

Switch between finding an amount, a percentage share or a change.

Algebra

Solve for x

Collect variable terms on either side and uncover a linear equation’s solution.

Algebra

Quadratic equation solver

Find two real roots, a repeated root or a complex pair.

Algebra

Polynomial calculator

Add, subtract or multiply expanded single-variable polynomials.

Algebra

Factor a polynomial

Look for common factors and rational linear factors in a quadratic.

Algebra

From x + 2 = 5 to x = 3

Practice undoing addition and multiplication with an editable example.

Scientific math

Trigonometry calculator

Explore trigonometric functions and the angle units behind the answer.

Scientific math

Inverse trigonometry

Find the principal angle for a sine, cosine or tangent ratio.

Scientific math

Logarithm calculator

Ask what exponent turns a chosen base into your number.

Scientific math

Root calculator

Find the real square, cube or nth root of a number.

Scientific math

Exponent calculator

Raise a base to a positive, negative or fractional power.

Scientific math

Factorial calculator

Count ordered arrangements by multiplying consecutive whole numbers.

Scientific math

Fraction to percent

Express a numerator and denominator as a percentage and a decimal.

Scientific math

Math constants

A small reference shelf for numbers that show up everywhere.

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