Scientific Calculator 1.3

Integrate an advanced calculation widget with your desktop and browser environment. Enable different types of input, including direct typing of your calculation in the type box and then copying and pasting the result anywhere within the working space of your project.

This Calculator allows you to type directly your calculation in the type box and copy and paste the result anywhere

Very Simple of use.

Examples of valid regular expressions:

"3+4" =7

"5*6" = 30

"4+(3.5*8)" = 32

"100/3" = 33.333333333

"sin(0.5)" = 0.479425538

"2.5^3" = 15.625

"cos(1/20)+sin(1/30)+cos(1/50)" = 2.031877428

"(1+2.2)*(3.1+6.6)" = 31.04

"(2*(3/(4+(5-3))))" = 1

"sqrt(2)" = 1.4142136

All standard operators are supported, as follows:

+, -, *, /

unary -

^ raise a number to the power of the other

% modulus

In addition, the following mathematical functions are supported:

sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, log, log2, ln, exp, abs, sqrt, sinh, cosh, tanh, asinh, acosh, atanh,

ceil, floor, round, trunc, rint, near, dtor, rtod

Arguments to transcendental functions are in radians.

dtor and rtod convert from degrees to radians and vice versa

Expressions can contain parentheses to group subexpressions together, nested to any depth.

Arguments to functions must be in parentheses. You can have as much extra whitespace in

the expression as you want - it will all be ignored.

log is the base 10 logarithm, ln is the natural (base e) logarithm. log2 is to base 2.

exp is e to the power of the argument - to get the inverse of a base 10 log, simply

use 10^x where x is the argument.

All math is done in double precision floating point.

If you want to see more functions added to the calculator just e-mail us.