I’m a very lazy students, I love doing things easily without undergoing unnecessary stress. My co-friends called me smart, because I take the easy route most time and come out excellently.
Today, I want to explain how you can easily use your browser and Google to solve for simple and complicated mathematical problems without much ado using Google’s built-in calculator function.
1. Basic Arithmetic
To easily compute mathematical expressions that contains symbols, the following table lists operators that come between the two numbers on which they operate, e.g., to multiply 5 times 6, use 5 * 6.Operator | Function | Example |
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+ | Addition | [ 20.99 + 50.50 + 17.25 ] |
– | Subtraction | [ 99 – 28 – 39 ] |
* | Multiplication | [ 2 * 3 * 4 ] |
/ | Division | [ 378 / 9 ] |
^ or ** | Exponentiation (raise to a power of) | [ 4^10 ] or [ 4**10 ] |
% of | Percent | [ 15% of 93.45 ] |
mod or % | modulo (the remainder after division) | [ 15 mod 9 ] or [ 15 % 9 ] |
the n throot of | calculates the n throot | [ 4th root of 16 ]; [ cube root of 109 ]; [ square root of 42 ] or [ sqrt(42) ] |
2. Advanced Math
To easily compute mathematical problems involving constants such as: e, pi, i (the square root of –1), and mathematical functions. The following table lists some of the functions built into Google’s calculator.Operator | Function | Example |
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sin, cos, tan, sec, csc, cot, etc. | Trigonometric functions (arguments are assumed to be in radians) | [ cos(pi/6) ]; [ cosine(pi/6) ] |
arcsin, arccos, arctan, arccsc, etc. | Inverse trigonometric functions | [ arccos(.5) ] |
sinh, cosh, tanh, csch, arsinh, arccsch, etc. | Hyperbolic functions | [ cosh(6) ] |
ln | Logarithm base e | [ ln(16) ] |
log | Logarithm base 10 | [ log(16) ] |
lg | Logarithm base 2 | [ lg(16) ] |
exp | Exponential function | [ exp(16) ] |
! | Factorial | [ 5! ] |
choose | x choose y calculates the number of ways of choosing a set of y elements from a set of x distinct elements | [ 5 choose 3 ] |
The following table lists just a few of the commonly used mathematical constants known to the calculator function.
Name and description | Example |
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base of the natural system of logarithms | [ e ] |
pi, the ratio of the circumference to the diameter of a circle | [ pi/6 ] |
imaginary number, i, which represents one of the two square roots of -1 | [ i^2 ] |
Euler’s constant, gamma | [ e^gamma ] |
Hope you enjoyed it? You can also share the ones you know via the comment box below.
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