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(see note on precision)

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Decimal to Fraction Calculator - (Elementary/Middle School)
Turns any decimal into an equivalent or approximate fraction.

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Multiplying Polynomials Calculator - (Middle School/High School)
Put in any two polynomials and this calculator will multiply them together and show the steps to get the answer.

Integral Calculator - (High School/College) Integrate functions instantly.

Vector Calculator - (High School/College) Graphically add two vectors together. Shows numerical results.

The MathServ Calculus Toolkit - (High School/College) Many algebra and calculus tools. Polynomials, functions, graphing, derivatives, limits, integration and more. Also a separate differential equation toolkit. (Vanderbilt University)

Precision and accuracy. Please be aware that there are certain limitations to all web-based calculators. The arithmetic used can lead to errors in some calculations when the numbers get very big or very small. If your work depends on being absolutely, positively accurate to the last decimal place - use a real calculator!

  
 
 
  

 
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