Google Calculator
Google can be use as a calculator i.e. type this equation in Google search bar 5*9+(sqrt 10)^3= it’s a hidden feature of Google search.. The use of Google calculator is very simple, and its a very useful tool and built right into the Google search. You can convert units (All you need to done is type something like “1m in cm” or how about “1mile in feet” or “5739f in c” (for temperature).), currencies (one dollar in yarn), convert from miles to kilometers, and other mathematical work there. Another great thing is that you can solve equations into the Google.
Google’s goals is that you should be able to throw just about anything into a search box. You can convert hexadecimal to decimal with a search query like 0x607a in decimal.
Many Advance features are included in it like Trigonometric functions, Hyperbolic functions, Logarithm. And you can used Physical Constants like atomic mass units, electron mass, mass of each planet and of the sun, speed of sound in air at sea level and you can use Parentheses.
Check this Table for more details:
| Function | Operator | Example |
| addition | + | 3+45 |
| subtraction | - | 18-5 |
| multiplication | * | 8*8 |
| division | / | 6/3 |
| exponentiation (raise to a power of) | ^ | 5^2 |
| modulo (finds the remainder after division) | % | 10%7 |
| X choose Y determines the number of ways of choosing a set of Y elements from a set of X elements |
choose | 12 choose 4 |
| calculates the nth root of a number | th root of | 5th root of 25 |
| X % of Y computes X percent of Y | % of | 10% of 150 |
| square root | sqrt | sqrt(8) |
| trigonometric functions (numbers are assumed to be radians) | sin, cos, etc. | sin(pi/3)
tan(45 degrees) |
| logarithm base e | ln | ln(25) |
| logarithm base 10 | log | log(900) |
| factorial | ! | 8! |
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