Scientific Calculator

A full scientific calculator that is mobile friendly.

What all the buttons stand for on a scientific calculator

Symbol	Name	Description
AC	All Clear	Completely clears the calculator.
CE	Clear Entry	Clears the last entry on the calculator, but keeps previous ones.
+	Addition	The button to calculate addition.
-	Subraction or negative.	The button to calculate subtraction or to start a negative integer.
x	Multiplication	The button to calculate multiplication.
÷	Division	Divide one number from another.
=	Equal	Calculates the result of an operation.
%	Percent	The percent of a group of numbers. For instance 10% of 100 is 10 Percent Calculator here.
Π	Pi	Most famously known and used as the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter. Pi has found its way into other mathematics as well such as physics. Want to see more? Pi to one million.
e		e or sometimes called "Euler's number" is an irrational number that is the base of "natural logarithm" here it is to thirty places: 2.7182818284590452353602874713527 And here it is to 1 million.
φ	Phi	Phi is an irrational number equal to 1.6180.... and is known as the golden ratio.
τ	Tau	Tau constant 6.2831853071
Inv	Inverse	INV(x) returns the multiplicative inverse of x, so that x * inv(x) = 1.
sin	Sine	A trigonometric function used to calculate the sine of angles either in gradians, radians, or degrees.
cos	Cosine function	A trigonometric function used to calculate the cosine of an angle either in gradians, radians, or degrees.
tan	Tangent	A trigonometric function used to calculate the cosine of an angle either in gradians, radians, or degrees.
log	Log	LOG is the base-10 logarithm
ln	Natural log
deg	Degree	This button turns on angle mode so that when you enter a number it assumes it's in degrees.
√	Square root	Will find the square root of any number. For instance the square root of 9 is 3 or the square root of 5 is 2.236068
x²	To the second power.	Performs the function on the number entered. Example: 5² = 25.
x³	To the third power.	Performs the function on the number entered. Example: 5³ = 125.
^	Caret	Exponent
exp	Natural exponential function
Rnd	Random number.	Will produce a random number between 0 and 1.
Ans	Last Answer	If you would like to use the calculator's memory you can use this button to get the last answer and use it in your next equation. Example. 5x5=25 then after you clear the calculator you can hit 4xAns=100 because it's 4 x 25.