Science calculators
Physics, chemistry, and scientific calculation tools
3 calculators · 1 guide
Science calculators here handle the standard relationships from introductory physics and electronics: speed, distance and time; voltage, current, resistance and power; kinetic and potential energy.
Each rearranges its formula for whichever variable you are solving, states the units it expects, and shows the substitution. Unit mismatches are the main source of wrong answers in this group, so check whether a field wants metres or kilometres, seconds or hours, before reading the result.
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Speed Distance Time CalculatorSolve for speed, distance or time from the other two, in kilometres or miles, with pace per kilometre and every common speed unit.ScienceOhm's Law CalculatorSolve voltage, current, resistance or power for a DC circuit, with milliamps, energy per day and the resistor power rating you should fit.ScienceEnergy CalculatorCalculate kinetic energy, gravitational potential energy or work done, and convert the answer into kilojoules, kilowatt-hours, calories and BTU.Science
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Questions about science calculators
- What units do these expect?
- Every field states its unit in the label or as a selectable option, and the result names its own unit. Where both metric and imperial are supported a selector appears, and changing it resets the dependent inputs to sensible defaults so a kilogram value is never silently reinterpreted as a pound value.
- Can I use these for coursework?
- For checking, yes. The steps show the substitution so you can compare against your own working line by line. Submitting a calculator output as your method is not the same as showing working, and marks for these questions usually attach to the derivation rather than the final number.