Which calculator for which job?
Use the percentage calculator for discounts, price increases, tips and “what percent of X is Y” questions; it also handles percentage change between two values. The fraction calculator adds, subtracts, multiplies and divides fractions and mixed numbers, which is handy for recipes and school work. The unit converter covers length, weight, temperature, volume and more, from metres and inches to Celsius and Fahrenheit. Students can use the GPA calculator to weight each course by its credits.
Checking homework step by step
The fraction, GCD and LCM and prime number calculators show the working, not just the answer: prime factorisations, every division step of the Euclidean algorithm and the simplified result. That makes it easy to compare against your own solution and spot exactly where it went wrong. The standard deviation calculator returns both the sample and the population value; check which one your assignment asks for, because on small data sets the two results differ noticeably.
Random picks and abjad numerals
The random picker spins a wheel of names, draws winners from a list, flips a coin, rolls dice or splits a group into teams. Results come from the browser’s cryptographic random number generator, so they cannot be predicted in advance. The abjad calculator adds up the traditional numeric values of Arabic letters to find the abjad value of a name or word. Every calculator runs in your browser, so your numbers and lists are never sent to a server.