Percentages & Ratios13
Algebra & Equations14
Geometry & Trigonometry22
Fractions & Arithmetic22
Probability & Statistics16
More math tools13
What the math tools cover
The math section runs from arithmetic to introductory statistics. Percentages and ratios (percentage, ratio, fractions), geometry (area, volume, triangles, circles), algebra (quadratic equations, linear equations, matrices), number theory (GCD, LCM, primes, factorials) and statistics (mean, median, standard deviation, probability).
The point of most of these pages is the working, not the answer. A quadratic solver that prints the discriminant tells you why there are two roots, one root or none. A fraction calculator that shows the common denominator is more use for homework than one that only prints the result. Where a formula has a well-known trap, such as confusing radius with diameter or adding percentages of different bases, the page says so.
Limits worth knowing
- JavaScript arithmetic is double precision, so results are exact to about 15 significant digits. Factorials stop at 170 because 171! overflows.
- Displayed values are rounded. The calculation underneath keeps full precision until the final step.
- Angle-based tools state whether they expect degrees or radians. Getting that wrong is the single most common trigonometry error.
Multi-mode tools such as the area and volume calculators reuse the formulas from the dedicated shape pages rather than reimplementing them, so a fix in one place applies everywhere.