This calculator can be used for simple as well as higer math solutions. It is capable of complicated scientific functions but has a simple input format.
For complex numbers, you can use the following format -- "1+2i". For percentages -- "number + %". Another important feature is its high precision -- up to 15 decimals for scientific calculations. It features an impressive number of built-in formulas, functions, constants and coefficients.
* = Multiply / = Divide
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Can't remember the formulas for the other two parts of a circle (area, diameter, or circumference) when you only know one? To the rescue is Circle Solver. Enter the circle area, diameter, or circumference and it will solve for the other two.
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Enter your loan principal, the rate of interest and the term of the loan in years. Click on "Calculate" and you will be able to see the total amount you will pay, as well as how much of it is interest. Note: Do not use commas. However, decimals are OK.
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Computers read and store the decimal numbers we see everyday (1, 5, 10, 100, etc.) as binary numbers, a group of just 1s and 0s. Just enter the decimal number in this converter and it will output the binary equivalent.
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Enter any keyboard character and the Ascii Engine outputs the character's equivalent in Ascii Decimal, Ascii Hex, and even binary.
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The calculator below should be useful to students in determining their grade point averages. School teachers might also find it helpful. Simply enter the letter grade and credits for each class. Press "Calculate" and PRESTO! It is done. Note: You must use upper case letters (Ex.: A, B, C, D, F)
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Loan payment Calculator
This loan payment calculator is similar to the Compound Interest calculator, but this one displays an amortization schedule .
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