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🔢 Math Calculator

Professional mathematical conversions and calculations. Convert fractions, decimals, number systems, and perform geometric calculations with step-by-step solutions.

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Step-by-Step Solution

Common Mathematical Calculations

1/2

→

0.5

0.75

→

3/4

→

1010₂

90°

→

π/2 rad

FF₁₆

→

255

0.25

→

25%

r = 5

→

A = 78.54

1111₂

→

Math Categories

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Fractions & Decimals

1/2 ↔ 0.5 0.75 ↔ 3/4 25% ↔ 0.25

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Number Systems

10 ↔ 1010₂ 255 ↔ FF₁₆ 8 ↔ 10₈

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Geometry

Circle Area Square Area Volume

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Trigonometry

90° ↔ π/2 sin, cos, tan Radians ↔ Degrees

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Algebra

Linear Equations Quadratic Solver Factoring

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Statistics

Mean & Median Standard Dev Probability

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Sequences

Arithmetic Geometric Fibonacci

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Calculus

Derivatives Integrals Limits

📐 How It Works

Computes logarithms for any base. logₐ(x) asks: "to what power must a be raised to produce x?" It is the inverse of exponentiation.

logₐ(x) = y means aʸ = x

🔢 Worked Examples

log₂(8) = 3
log₁₀(1000) = 3
log₅(625) = 4
log₃(81) = 4
logₐ(1) = 0 for any a

📋 Common Use Cases

Measuring earthquake magnitude (Richter: log₁₀)
Sound decibels — dB = 10×log₁₀(I/I₀)
Computer science — binary search: O(log₂n)
Chemistry — pH = −log₁₀[H⁺]

💡 Did You Know?

Before calculators, logarithm tables (published 1614 by John Napier) allowed astronomers to multiply large numbers by looking up and adding logarithms — transforming multiplication into addition.

⚠️ Common Mistake

log(a×b) = log(a) + log(b) — NOT log(a) × log(b). Logarithm converts multiplication into addition, not into another multiplication.