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Math and computer science calculators that show the working

Whether you're checking homework, revising for an exam or converting file sizes at work, pick a calculator, enter your numbers and see each step that leads to the answer, not just the result.

Math tools cover fractions, percentages, algebra, geometry and statistics. Computer science tools handle binary, hexadecimal, data units and transfer times, with short explanations that help the method stick.

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Every answer has a method.
We show you the method.

An answer on its own won't help you in an exam or explain why your file transfer is slower than expected. Each calculator shows the steps it took, the rule or formula it used and where rounding comes in.

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Show the working

Follow each step from your input to the answer, then change a value and see how the result changes.

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Clear about the rules

Each calculator says which convention it uses, such as 1,000 or 1,024 bytes in a kilobyte, or how many decimal places it rounds to.

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Private by design

Calculations run in your browser. The numbers you enter are never stored on our servers.

Calculators for homework, exams and everyday tech

Simplifying a fraction, solving an equation or checking a statistics answer? Converting binary to decimal, or working out how long a 4 GB download will take? Pick a calculator, enter your numbers and get the answer with the steps that lead to it.

The math tools cover fractions, percentages, algebra, geometry and statistics. The computer science tools cover number systems, data units, file sizes and transfer times. Each one includes a short explanation, so you can use the same method yourself next time.

Results are for learning and checking your work. Teachers, exam boards and software can use different rounding, notation or unit conventions, so follow the method you've been asked to use when it matters.