Scientific Calculator Pro
What's Scientific Calculator Pro APK?
Scientific Calculator Pro is a app for Android, It's developed by mamuso author.
First released on google play in 10 years ago and latest version released in 10 years ago.
This app has 0 download times on Google play and rated as 4.60 stars with 102 rated times.
This product is an app in Tools category
This is the Pro version of Scientific Calculator CalcAndroid.
It is the same that the free version, except for:
* No ads! More space for your chubby fingers!
* You help mamuso to keep on developing!
* You will be a 15.4% happier, for the price of a coffee!
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CalcAndroid - Scientific calculator.
Looks, works and feels like the old ones.
Features:
* 10 digits display + 2 digit exponent ( range from -9.9e99 to 9.9e99 )
* Typical operations ( add, subtract, multiply, divide ), with virtually infinite brackets
* Power functions ( n-power, n-root, square, square root, cubic root )
* Logarithmic functions ( log10, ln, 10 power, exp )
* Single value memory
* Trigonometric functions ( sin, cos, tan, including inverse and hyperbolic )
* Three angle modes ( deg, rad, gra )
* Random number generator
* PI constant
* Permutation (nPr) and combinatorial number (nCr)
Please tell me your thoughts at www.mamuso.com
It is the same that the free version, except for:
* No ads! More space for your chubby fingers!
* You help mamuso to keep on developing!
* You will be a 15.4% happier, for the price of a coffee!
-----
CalcAndroid - Scientific calculator.
Looks, works and feels like the old ones.
Features:
* 10 digits display + 2 digit exponent ( range from -9.9e99 to 9.9e99 )
* Typical operations ( add, subtract, multiply, divide ), with virtually infinite brackets
* Power functions ( n-power, n-root, square, square root, cubic root )
* Logarithmic functions ( log10, ln, 10 power, exp )
* Single value memory
* Trigonometric functions ( sin, cos, tan, including inverse and hyperbolic )
* Three angle modes ( deg, rad, gra )
* Random number generator
* PI constant
* Permutation (nPr) and combinatorial number (nCr)
Please tell me your thoughts at www.mamuso.com