Calculators
Quick numeric answers for maths, physics and biology. Choose a tool, enter your values — no login. For full working and reasoning, use the main solver.
Numbers and operations
Fractions, percentages, powers and roots — what you need for homework and tests.
Simple calculator
Four operations plus memory and history. For quick numeric checks.
- Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
- Memory (M+, M−, MR, MC) and history
- Handy for maths practice
Fraction calculator
Arithmetic and simplification; mixed numbers and decimal conversion.
- Fraction arithmetic
- Auto simplify
- Fraction ↔ decimal
Percentages
Part of whole, increase/decrease, ratios and change rate.
- Percent of a number
- Percent change
- Ratios and rates
Powers and roots
Powers, scientific notation and link to nth roots.
- Positive and negative powers
- Scientific notation
- Link with nth roots
Square and nth roots
Square, cube or nth root; exact or decimal output.
- Square and cube roots
- Simplify roots
- Exact or decimal
Shapes and number systems
Area, volume, and decimal–binary–hex conversions.
Area calculator
Square, rectangle, triangle, circle and other 2D shapes; formulas on page.
- Square, rectangle, triangle, circle
- Formulas at a glance
- Results in units (cm², m²)
Volume calculator
Cube, cuboid, sphere, cylinder, cone with formulas.
- Curriculum solids
- Formulas explained
- Units cm³, m³
Binary converter
Decimal–binary conversion and base-2 arithmetic.
- Decimal ↔ binary
- Binary arithmetic
- Number systems practice
Hexadecimal converter
Base-16 and 0x notation; decimal–hex conversion.
- Decimal ↔ hexadecimal
- 0x notation
- Base-16 arithmetic
What you can do here
These tools give you fast numeric answers: a few clicks, no sign-in. They cover typical school and exam topics from middle through upper grades.
E.g. 6×9=54, 1/2+1/3=5/6, 15% of 200=30, 5 cm square area=25 cm², 4 cm cube volume=64 cm³, √12=2√3, 27=11011₂, 255=FF₁₆. Use history to rerun or compare.
Calculators give the result; the MathPanda solver on the home page gives the method — formulas, steps and full explanation when you paste the same question.