Math and Science Calculators

Math and Science

Free calculators for percentages, algebra, statistics, geometry, linear algebra, physics and chemistry. Each one shows the method, so you can check the working, not just the answer.

85 toolsShows the method100% free

Percentages

8 tools

The most-searched everyday math, from percent off to percent change.

Roots and Number Theory

11 tools

Roots, factors and multiples for algebra and homework.

Algebra and Equations

7 tools

Solve equations and work with powers.

Arithmetic and Numbers

3 tools

Rounding and number formats.

Statistics and Probability

11 tools

Summarise a data set or work out the odds.

Geometry and Coordinates

11 tools

Coordinate geometry and right triangles.

Linear Algebra and Vectors

7 tools

Matrices and vectors.

Physics and Science

24 tools

Applied science and exam tools.

Chemistry and Science

6 tools

Gas laws, solution concentration and radioactive decay.

Math you can check, not just copy

The most useful math tool is one that shows its working. Every calculator here returns the answer and, where it helps, the method behind it, so you can learn the step rather than just paste the result. That makes this hub as handy for homework and revision as it is for a quick real-world sum.

Start with the everyday math

Percentages are the calculations people reach for most, so the percentage calculator is a good first stop for discounts, changes and shares. For algebra and homework, the roots and number-theory tools cover square roots, factors and multiples, while the statistics section turns a list of numbers into a clean summary.

Accurate and private

Each tool uses standard mathematical definitions, so results are precise. Everything runs in your browser and nothing you enter is stored.

Frequently asked questions

Do these calculators show the steps?

Many do. Tools like the percentage and statistics calculators display the method or formula alongside the answer, which is useful for learning and for checking your own working.

Are they suitable for school and college homework?

Yes. They cover common school and early-college topics such as percentages, roots, factors, standard deviation and coordinate geometry, and they show enough working to help you understand the result.

How accurate are the results?

They use standard mathematical definitions and full-precision arithmetic, rounding only the display. For most purposes the answers are exact.

Is any of this stored or shared?

No. The math runs entirely in your browser, so the numbers you enter are never saved or sent anywhere.

Reviewed by Prof. Dr. Khalil Mudassar, PhD
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These calculators are provided for education and general use. Results are based on standard mathematical definitions and the values you enter. For graded or published work, always verify the method and result yourself.

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