Scientific Calculator Documentation
Welcome to the documentation page for our powerful Scientific Calculator! This calculator supports a wide range of mathematical functions and operations to help you with your scientific calculations. Below is a list of supported functions and operations:
Supported Functions:
Please note that all degree units are in degrees and not in radians. There is currently no way to change this.
1. cos(x): The cos function returns the cosine value of the given angle in
radians.
Example:
Input: cos(1.047)
Output: 0.500 (approx)
2. sin(x):
The sin function returns the sine value of the given angle in radians.
Example:
Input: sin(0.785)
Output: 0.707 (approx)
3. tan(x):
The tan function returns the tangent value of the given angle in radians.
Example:
Input: tan(0.523)
Output: 0.577 (approx)
4. ceil(x):
The ceil function returns the smallest integer greater than or equal to the given number x.
Example:
Input: ceil(3.2)
Output: 4.0
5. floor(x):
The floor function returns the largest integer less than or equal to the given number x.
Example:
Input: floor(4.8)
Output: 4.0
6. round(x):
The round function returns the nearest integer to the given number x.
Example:
Input: round(2.6)
Output: 3.0
7. trunc(x):
The trunc function returns the integer part of the given number x by removing the decimal digits.
Example:
Input: trunc(5.9)
Output: 5.0
8. fract(x):
The fract function returns the fractional part of the given number x (i.e., the decimal part).
Example:
Input: fract(7.25)
Output: 0.25
9. sqrt(x):
The sqrt function returns the square root of the given positive number x.
Example:
Input: sqrt(25)
Output: 5.0
10. pow(x, y):
The pow function returns the value of x raised to the power of y.
Example:
Input: pow(2, 3)
Output: 8.0
11. min(x, y):
The min function returns the minimum value among the provided numbers.
Example:
Input: min(5, 2)
Output: 2.0
12. max(x, y):
The max function returns the maximum value among the provided numbers.
Example:
Input: max(5, 9)
Output: 9.0
Supported Operations:
In addition to the above functions, our calculator also supports the following operations:
- Addition
+ - Subtraction
- - Multiplication
* - Exponentiation
^ - Modulo
%
Example:
Input: (2 + 3) * (4 ^ 2) % 7
Output: 6.0
The calculator also allows the use of parentheses to group expressions and prioritize calculations.
Example:
Input: (3 + 5) * 2 - (4 ^ 2)
Output: 2.0
Now you're ready to make the most out of our Scientific Calculator! Feel free to experiment with various functions and operations to perform complex scientific computations with ease. If you have any questions or need further assistance, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team. Happy calculating!