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Covers basic operators and meanings (+, -, *, /, %, mod, powers and roots), then lists advanced math functions such as trigonometric, hyperbolic, logarithmic, exponential, factorial, and combination (n choose y) forms with example inputs. Includes calculator tips on parentheses, default operators, and forced evaluation. 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Simply enter the expression you'd like evaluated in Google's web search box and hit the ENTER key or click the \"Google Search\" button.  \nBASIC ARITHMETIC  \nOPERATOR MEANING TYPE INTO SEARCH BOX  \n+ or plus  \n– or minus  \n* or times / or divided by % of or percent of  \nmod or %  \n^ or ** the nth root of reciprocal of  \naddition subtraction multiplication division  \npercentage of  \nmodulo (the remainder after division)  \nraise to a power nth root multiplicative inverse  \n12 + 34 or three plus four  \n3.4-5.6 or five minus two  \n56 * 7 or six times nine  \n7 / 8 or ten divided by two 45% of 39  \n15 mod 9 or 15 % 9  \n2^5 or 2**5  \n4th root of 16 , sqrt(16) , cube root of 109 reciprocal of 7  \nADVANCED MATH  \nThe following table lists some of the functions built into Google's calculator.  \nOPERATOR  \nsin, cos, tan, sec, csc, cot arcsin, arccos,  \narctan, arccsc, etc.  \nsinh, cosh, tanh, csch, arsinh,  \narccsch, etc.  \nln log lg exp!  \nchoose  \nCONSTANT  \ne  \npi  \ni  \ngamma  \nFUNCTION  \ntrig functions (arguments are assumed to be in radians)  \ninverse trigonometric functions  \nhyperbolic functions  \nlogarithm base e  \nlogarithm base 10  \nlogarithm base 2  \nexponential function factorial  \nx choose y calculates the number of ways of choosing a set of y elements from a set of x distinct elements  \nMEANING  \nbase of the natural system of logarithms  \nthe ratio of the circumference to the diameter of a circle imaginary number, which represents one of the two square roots of-1  \nEuler's constant  \nTYPE INTO SEARCH BOX  \ncos(pi/3)  \ncosine(pi/3) arccos( .5)  \ncosh(6)  \nln(16)  \nlog(16)  \nlg(16) exp(16) 5!  \n5 choose 3  \nTYPE INTO SEARCH BOX  \ne  \npi/6  \ni^2  \ne^gamma  \nTIPS (adapted from Google's Online Calculator Help)  \nParentheses can be used whenever they'll serve to make complicated expressions unambiguous, and also sets of parentheses can be used within parentheses; don't use brackets for grouping.  \nYou can force the calculator to try to evaluate an expression by putting an equals sign (=) after it. This works only if the expression is arithmetically computable. For example, 1-800-555-1234= will return a result, but 1/0= will not (because dividing a non-zero number by zero is undefined and not computable) .  \nParentheses can be used to enclose the parts of your expression that you want evaluated first. For example,(1+2)*3 causes the addition to happen before the multiplication.  \nGoogle's calculator automatically balances unclosed parentheses.  \nA missing operator within an expression may default to an *, e.g. , 6cos(2pi) .  \nFeel free to experiment with the calculator as not all of its capabilities are listed here.  \nUNITS OF MEASURE AND CONVERSIONS  \nCompute expressions involving different units. By default, units are converted to and results expressed in meterkilogram-second (mks) units. Many units have both long and short names. Use whichever name you prefer.  \nTYPE OF UNITS UNIT CONVERSION EXAMPLES OF UNITS  \nCurrency (money)  \nMass  \nLength  \nVolume  \nArea  \nTemperature  \nTime Electricity  \nEnergy  \nPower  \nAngle Information Quantity  \nNumbering Systems  \nold units in new units  \n23 USD in Euros  \n130 lbs in kg  \n3 miles in km  \nthree quarters of a cup in teaspoons  \n2 acres in sq km  \n98.6 Fahrenheit in Celsius or 98.6 f in c  \n1 year in seconds  \n100 volts in picovolts  \n160 lbs * 4000 ft in Calories  \n1 hp in watts, 500 V * 3 A in KW  \n90 degrees in radians  \n2 bytes in bits  \n1 great gross in dozens 1500 in hex  \n64 in binary LVII in decimal  \nUS Dollars (USD), Euros, Britain Pounds (GBP)  \nkilogram or kg, grams or g, grains, pounds or lbs, carats, stones, tons, tonnes  \nmeters or m, miles, feet, Angstroms, cubits, furlongs gallons, liters or l, bushels, teaspoons, pints square kilometers, acres","cbCaiqBZIrlWi8LS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqBZIrlWi8LS","pdf",113305,"English","# BASIC ARITHMETIC\n## ADVANCED MATH\n## TIPS\n## UNITS OF MEASURE AND CONVERSIONS\n## PHYSICAL CONSTANTS","[{\"question\":\"How do you evaluate a math expression in Google Calculator?\",\"answer\":\"Enter the expression in Google’s web search box and press ENTER or click the “Google Search” button.\"},{\"question\":\"Which advanced functions are supported by Google’s calculator?\",\"answer\":\"It includes trig functions (radians), inverse trig functions, hyperbolic functions, logarithms in multiple bases, exponential, factorial, and the combination function “x choose y”.\"},{\"question\":\"What are key tips for writing expressions correctly?\",\"answer\":\"Use parentheses for unambiguous grouping; add an equals sign (=) after the expression to force evaluation when the result is arithmetically computable; Google automatically balances unclosed parentheses and may default a missing operator to “*” in some cases.\"}]","Google Calculator Quick Reference - Cheat Sheet | PDF",1791926937]