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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.

Browse math glossary →

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.