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DIY Custom Formula Calculator

Build your own custom calculators with variables, presets, and voice input

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How Custom Formula Calculation Works

This DIY calculator allows you to create and evaluate custom mathematical formulas using the powerful math.js library. You can define variables, use complex mathematical operations, and even use voice input for values.

Supported Operations:

  • Basic Arithmetic: +, -, *, /, ^ (power)
  • Parentheses: ( ) for grouping operations
  • Functions: sin, cos, tan, log, sqrt, abs, and many more
  • Constants: pi, e, and custom variables
  • Complex Expressions: Multiple operations and nested functions

Example Formulas:

  • A * B + C - Simple arithmetic
  • (x^2 + y^2) / (2 * z) - Complex expression
  • sin(angle * pi/180) - Trigonometric function
  • P * r * t / 100 - Simple interest calculation

Frequently Asked Questions

What mathematical operations are supported?

The calculator supports all standard arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /, ^), trigonometric functions (sin, cos, tan), logarithmic functions, square roots, absolute values, and many more through the math.js library. You can use parentheses for complex expressions and nesting.

Can I use voice input for variable values?

Yes! Click the microphone button next to any variable input field to use voice recognition. Speak the number clearly, and the calculator will convert your speech to text and populate the field. This requires microphone permissions in your browser.

What are some practical uses for this calculator?

This calculator is incredibly versatile! Use it for: financial calculations (interest, loans), scientific formulas, engineering calculations, statistical analysis, unit conversions, recipe scaling, DIY project planning, educational purposes, and any custom calculation you can imagine. The presets provide common starting points.

How accurate are the calculations?

Calculations are performed using the math.js library, which provides high-precision mathematical operations. The accuracy is limited by JavaScript's floating-point precision, but for most practical purposes, it's extremely accurate. Complex calculations and very large/small numbers are handled appropriately.

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