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Math calculators

A decision map for everyday arithmetic, algebra, geometry, statistics, and matrices. Start with three steps, then open a lane. The full index sits at the bottom.

15 tools · client-side · educational math helpers, not graded exam proctors.

High-intent math tools. Use these before browsing the full list below.

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Start here

Three homework jobs. One primary calculator each.

  1. 01

    Get the percent right

    Discounts, tips, and grade weights all use percent of a base. Convert the wording to of / increase / decrease before you trust the result.

    Open percentage calculator
  2. 02

    Operate on fractions cleanly

    Adding unlike denominators by guessing is how homework goes wrong. Reduce, find a common denominator, then compute.

    Open fraction calculator
  3. 03

    Summarize a data set

    Mean, median, and mode answer different questions about the same list. Pick the summary that matches the decision you are making.

    Open mean / median / mode calculator

Decision lanes

Pick the job you have. Each lane is a short set of tools, not the whole catalog again.

Tools by lane

Everyday arithmetic

Algebra and functions

Geometry

Statistics and chance

Matrices

Gotchas before you submit

Short warnings with a calculator handoff.

Percent of vs percent change

Twenty percent of 80 is not the same job as a 20% increase on 80. Read the wording before you pick the mode.

Percentage

Mean is pulled by outliers

One extreme value can move the average while the median stays put. Use median when the list is skewed.

Mean / median / mode

Order matters in permutations

Arrangements where order counts use permutations; unordered teams use combinations. Mixing them inflates or shrinks the count.

Permutations & combinations

Quadratic needs the right form

The solver expects ax² + bx + c = 0. Expand and collect terms before you enter a, b, and c.

Quadratic

Education · Science · Conversion · Glossary

Complete index

Every calculator in this cluster. Use Start here and the lanes above when you have a job; use this list when you already know the tool name.

Math Calculators | Decision Map