Math Calculators

A hosted suite of browser math calculators — solve a quadratic equation, find the GCF or LCM, simplify a ratio, check the Pythagorean theorem, add fractions, and more. Every tool shows the step-by-step working, not just the answer. No installs, no sign-up, results as you type.

Algebra

Free

Quadratic Formula Calculator

Solve any quadratic equation ax² + bx + c = 0 for real or complex roots, with the discriminant and every step of the formula shown.

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System of Equations Solver

Solve a system of two linear equations with two unknowns using Cramer's rule, with the determinant and every step shown.

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Log Calculator

Calculate a logarithm in any base, including log base 10, natural log (ln) and log base 2, with the change-of-base formula shown.

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Proportion Calculator

Solve for the missing value in a proportion (a/b = c/d) using cross-multiplication, with each step of the algebra shown.

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Number Theory

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GCF Calculator

Find the greatest common factor of two or more numbers, with every Euclidean-algorithm reduction step shown.

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LCM Calculator

Find the least common multiple of two or more numbers, using the GCF relationship with every pairwise reduction step shown.

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Ratio Calculator

Simplify a ratio to lowest terms or solve a proportion a:b = c:d for a missing value, with the working shown at every step.

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Long Division Calculator

Divide two numbers the long way, with the full step-by-step bring-down process and the quotient plus remainder shown.

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Factorial Calculator

Calculate n! for any non-negative integer, with the full multiplication chain shown for small numbers and fast results for large ones.

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Geometry

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Pythagorean Theorem Calculator

Find a missing side of a right triangle from the other two, using a² + b² = c², with every step of the formula shown.

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Circle Area Calculator

Find the area, circumference, diameter or radius of a circle from any one measurement, with the formula and steps shown.

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Sphere Surface Area Calculator

Find the surface area, volume, radius or diameter of a sphere from any one measurement, with the formula and steps shown.

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Midpoint Calculator

Find the midpoint and the distance between two coordinates, with the midpoint and distance formula steps shown.

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Statistics

More statistics calculators (mean, median, mode, standard deviation) are coming in a future wave.

Fractions & Basics

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Fraction Calculator

Add, subtract, multiply, divide and simplify fractions and mixed numbers — with the answer as a reduced fraction and a decimal, plus the working.

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Rounding Calculator

Round any number to the nearest place, decimal or significant figure, with half-up, banker's, ceiling, floor and truncate modes — and see which digit decided.

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Percentage Calculator

Answer the three common percentage questions: what is X% of Y, X is what percent of Y, and the percent increase or decrease from one number to another.

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PEMDAS Calculator

Solve any expression in the correct order of operations (PEMDAS / BODMAS), one step at a time, with parentheses, exponents and roots.

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Scientific Notation Calculator

Convert any number to scientific, E- and engineering notation — or add, subtract, multiply and divide in scientific notation, with the steps explained.

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Scientific Calculator

Trigonometry, logarithms, powers, roots, factorial, constants and memory — in degrees or radians, with full keyboard support and no sign-up.

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How Math Calculators Works

Eighteen focused tools across four groups — algebra, number theory, geometry, and fractions & basics. Pick a calculator, enter your values, and read the step-by-step result instantly.

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Pick a calculator

Choose the right tool for the job — Quadratic Formula and System of Equations for algebra, GCF and LCM for number theory, Pythagorean Theorem for geometry, or Fraction and PEMDAS for the basics. Each is a single page with one job.

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Enter your values

Type numbers, coefficients or coordinates. Calculation happens live as you type — there is no submit button to wait on, and nothing is sent to a server.

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Read the step-by-step working

See the answer broken down one step at a time — not just the final number. Everything runs in your browser, so the tools stay fast and private and keep working offline once loaded.

Frequently Asked Questions

What calculators are in the LK Forge Math suite?
Math is a free suite of browser-based step-by-step calculators hosted on LK Forge. It covers algebra (Quadratic Formula, System of Equations, Log, Proportion), number theory (GCF, LCM, Ratio, Long Division, Factorial), geometry (Pythagorean Theorem, Circle Area, Sphere Area, Midpoint) and fractions and basics (Fraction, Rounding, Percentage, PEMDAS, Scientific Notation and a general Scientific Calculator). Every calculator shows its working, not just the final answer, and every calculation runs in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded or stored, and there is no sign-up.
Are the math calculators free and private?
Yes. Every calculator in the suite is completely free with no account, no payment and no usage cap. Because all of the math runs client-side in JavaScript, the numbers you enter never leave your device — there are no server round-trips and nothing is logged. That makes the tools fast enough to update as you type and safe to use for homework, coursework or private figures, even offline once the page has loaded.
Do I need to install anything?
No. There is nothing to download and no extension to add. The calculators work in any modern browser on desktop, tablet or mobile. Open a tool, type your numbers, and read the step-by-step result instantly.
Do the calculators show the steps, or just the answer?
Every tool in the Math suite shows its working — the quadratic formula shows the discriminant and both roots, GCF and LCM show the factor lists, long division shows each bring-down step, and so on. The goal is to double-check homework or understand the method, not just get a number.