How to Use
Learn how to use the scientific calculator effectively
Basic Operations
- Use the number pad to enter values
- Use +, -, ×, ÷ for basic arithmetic
- Press = or Enter to calculate the result
- Use C to clear the current calculation
- Use ⌫ to delete the last character
Scientific Functions
- Switch to the Scientific tab for advanced functions
- Use sin, cos, tan for trigonometric calculations
- Toggle between DEG and RAD for angle measurements
- Use log and ln for logarithmic calculations
- Use constants like π and e for precise calculations
Memory Functions
- Use M+ to add the current value to memory
- Use M- to subtract the current value from memory
- Use MR to recall the value stored in memory
- Use MC to clear the memory
History
- Click the history icon to view previous calculations
- Click on any history item to load it back into the calculator
- The history stores up to 10 recent calculations
Common Use Cases
Examples of how to use the scientific calculator for different scenarios
Trigonometry
Calculate the sine of 30 degrees: Select DEG mode, then sin(30)
Find the angle whose cosine is 0.5: Select DEG mode, then cos⁻¹(0.5)
Logarithms
Calculate log base 10 of 100: log(100)
Calculate natural logarithm of e: ln(e) or ln(Math.E)
Complex Calculations
Calculate (sin(45) + cos(30)) / tan(60): Enter the expression with parentheses
Calculate the square root of a negative number: Use sqrt(abs(-25))