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These tools show the steps, not just the answer, because the reason to use a percentage calculator is usually to check your own arithmetic rather than to avoid doing it. Nothing here depends on where you are, so the answer is the same in every region.

Percentage

Fractions

Ratio

Statistics

Average / Mean CalculatorMean, median and mode together with the spread, because which average is right depends on the shape of the data. One extreme value moves the mean and leaves the median where it was.Weighted Average CalculatorWeighted average with each item's contribution, and what a remaining item needs to score to hit a target. The gap against the simple average shows how much the weighting is doing.Median CalculatorThe median with the full summary alongside. The median resists outliers where the mean does not, which is why incomes and house prices are reported as medians and averages of them mislead.Mode CalculatorThe mode alongside the mean and median. Comparing all three is the fastest read on whether a distribution is skewed, and the mode is the only one that works on categories.Range and IQR CalculatorRange, quartiles and the interquartile range, with outliers flagged by the standard 1.5 rule. The IQR ignores the extremes entirely, which is exactly why it is more useful than the range.Standard Deviation CalculatorStandard deviation on both conventions, with the coefficient of variation that makes it comparable across datasets. A deviation of 5 means nothing until you know whether the mean is 10 or 10,000.Variance CalculatorVariance and standard deviation on both conventions. Dividing by n-1 rather than n is Bessel correction, and on small samples the two answers differ substantially.Z-Score CalculatorZ-score with the percentile and two-tailed p-value it implies, using the normal CDF.Confidence Interval CalculatorA confidence interval for a mean or a proportion. A 95 percent interval does not mean there is a 95 percent chance the true value sits inside this one: it means intervals built this way contain the true value 95 percent of the time.Sample Size CalculatorSample size for a survey, with the finite population correction. Precision costs quadratically: halving the margin of error needs four times the sample, which is why national polls stop at around a thousand.Correlation Coefficient CalculatorPearson correlation between two variables, with R squared and a caution about sample size. Correlation measures straight-line association only, and a strong curved relationship can show r near zero.Linear Regression CalculatorLeast-squares line of best fit, with R squared and a prediction. The line always passes through the mean of both variables, which is a useful check on any regression.

Probability

Algebra

Exponent CalculatorA base raised to any power, including negative and fractional exponents, with the result in scientific notation when it runs long. A negative exponent is a reciprocal, not a negative number.Square Root CalculatorThe square root of a number, with the negative root shown alongside because both satisfy the equation. A negative input has no real square root and this says so rather than returning nothing.Cube Root and Nth Root CalculatorAny root of a number, computed as a fractional power. Odd roots of negative numbers are real and are handled; even roots of negatives are not.Logarithm CalculatorA logarithm in any base, computed through the change-of-base identity. A logarithm answers "what power do I raise this base to", which is the sentence that makes the whole idea click.Antilog CalculatorThe inverse of a logarithm: given the log, recover the number. Useful for reading log-scale data such as pH, decibels or seismic magnitudes back into ordinary units.Quadratic Equation SolverA quadratic solved with the discriminant, the vertex and both roots, including complex ones. A negative discriminant is a conjugate pair rather than an error, and reporting it as no solution is simply wrong.Linear Equation SolverA linear equation of the form ax plus b equals c, solved with the substitution shown as a check. The two degenerate cases, no solution and infinitely many, are named rather than hidden behind a division by zero.Polynomial CalculatorEvaluate a polynomial and its derivative at a point, with any integer roots found by search. Evaluation uses Horner, which needs far fewer multiplications and loses less precision than raising powers.

Number Theory

Geometry

Area CalculatorArea and perimeter for the common plane figures. A triangle given three sides is checked against the triangle inequality first, because three lengths that cannot close have no area.Perimeter CalculatorPerimeter and the area it encloses. For a fixed perimeter a circle encloses the most area of any shape, which is why the ratio is shown.Circle CalculatorEvery circle property from any one of four measurements, including sector, arc and segment. The circumference is exactly the derivative of the area with respect to radius, which is why growing a circle by a thin ring adds area equal to the circumference times the thickness.Triangle CalculatorEvery property of a triangle from its three sides. Three sides fix a triangle completely, so the angles, heights and both circle radii follow without further measurement, and any two sides must exceed the third or no triangle exists.Pythagorean Theorem CalculatorThe missing side of a right triangle, whichever one it is, with the angles and area that follow. The 3-4-5 form is how a corner gets squared on site without a set square, and the page checks whether a measured corner is true.Rectangle and Square CalculatorEvery measurement of a rectangle from its two sides, including the diagonal and the simplified aspect ratio. The diagonal is Pythagoras, which is why a 16:9 screen is measured across the corner.Trapezoid CalculatorTrapezoid area from the two parallel sides and the height. The area is the median times the height, which is the same rule as a rectangle with the average width.Polygon CalculatorRegular polygon area, angles and radii. As the side count rises the shape approaches a circle, which the apothem and circumradius converging makes visible.Ellipse CalculatorEllipse area, perimeter and eccentricity. The area is exact and simple; the perimeter has no closed form at all, which is a genuinely surprising fact about a shape this ordinary.Volume CalculatorVolume of the common solids, in cubic metres, litres, cubic feet and gallons. All volumes scale with the cube of a linear dimension, so doubling any one measurement of a box doubles the volume but doubling all three multiplies it by eight.Surface Area CalculatorSurface area of the common solids, with paint quantity. Area scales with the square of a dimension while volume scales with the cube, which is why a larger container needs proportionally less material.Sphere CalculatorSphere properties from any one of five measurements. The surface area is the derivative of the volume with respect to radius, which is why growing a sphere by a thin shell adds volume equal to the area times the thickness.Cylinder CalculatorCylinder volume and area, with partial fill. A vertical cylinder is the one common shape that fills linearly, so half the height really is half the volume, which is not true of a horizontal tank or a cone.Cone CalculatorCone volume and surface, including truncated cones. The curved surface uses the slant height rather than the vertical height, which is the mistake that makes a paper cone come out too small.Pyramid CalculatorPyramid volume and surface for a rectangular base. A pyramid holds exactly one third of the prism enclosing it, and the face slant and edge slant are different lengths that are easy to confuse.Angle ConverterAngles across degrees, radians, gradians and arcseconds. Radians are the natural unit because they make the trigonometric derivatives come out clean, which is why every programming language expects them.Arc Length and Sector Area CalculatorArc length, sector area, chord and segment from a radius and an angle. The formulas are trivial in radians and awkward in degrees, which is the whole argument for radians.Golden Ratio CalculatorGolden ratio divisions from any one known dimension. Phi is the only number whose reciprocal is itself minus one, which is what makes the proportion self-similar.Scale Factor CalculatorScale factor with its area and volume consequences. Doubling a length quadruples the area and multiplies volume by eight, which is why scaling a recipe or a structure is never proportional.

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Scientific Notation ConverterA number in scientific and engineering notation. Engineering notation keeps the exponent a multiple of three so it lines up with the metric prefixes, which is why instruments use it.Rounding CalculatorRounding under all four common rules at once, because they disagree on exactly the values people check. The difference only shows up on a tie, and a column of ties is where a total drifts.Significant Figures CalculatorHow many significant figures a number carries, and rounding to a chosen count. Trailing zeros are the whole difficulty: 1200 has two, and 1200.0 has five.Arithmetic & Geometric Progression CalculatorArithmetic and geometric progressions: the nth term and the running sum. The difference between adding and multiplying each step is the difference between linear and exponential, which is most of what the topic is for.Summation (Sigma) CalculatorSummation over a range for the standard expressions, with the closed form shown where one exists. Gauss got the first of these at seven years old and it still saves the loop.Long Division CalculatorWhole-number division with the remainder and the identity that checks it. The division algorithm guarantees exactly one quotient and remainder for any pair, and this shows both.Number to Words ConverterA number written out in words, in either the Indian lakh and crore system or the international million and billion one. The two group digits differently, three-two-two against three-three-three, which is why a number that is one crore twenty-three lakh is also twelve point three million.Roman Numeral ConverterRoman numerals in both directions, using the six standard subtractive pairs and the conventional 1–3999 range.