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Trigonometry calculators

Work with angles, side ratios and the sine and cosine rules.

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These tools take degrees unless stated otherwise. A right-triangle ratio and the law of cosines solve different input patterns. For the sine rule, identify which side is opposite each supplied angle.

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Sine Calculator

Find the sine of an angle entered in degrees.

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Cosine Calculator

Find the cosine of an angle entered in degrees.

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Tangent Calculator

Find the tangent of an angle in degrees away from vertical asymptotes.

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Arcsine Calculator

Find the principal angle whose sine equals a chosen ratio.

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Arccosine Calculator

Find the principal angle whose cosine equals a chosen ratio.

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Arctangent Calculator

Find the principal angle corresponding to a tangent ratio.

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Law of Cosines Calculator

Find a triangle’s third side from two sides and their included angle.

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Law of Sines Side Calculator

Find a triangle side using two known opposite angle-side relationships.

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Secant Calculator

Find the reciprocal cosine of an angle entered in degrees.

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Cosecant Calculator

Find the reciprocal sine of an angle entered in degrees.

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Cotangent Calculator

Find the cotangent of an angle entered in degrees.

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Hyperbolic Sine Calculator

Evaluate hyperbolic sine for a real argument.

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Hyperbolic Cosine Calculator

Evaluate hyperbolic cosine for a real argument.

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Hyperbolic Tangent Calculator

Evaluate the hyperbolic tangent of a real argument.

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Triangle Third Angle Calculator

Find a triangle’s missing angle from the other two interior angles.

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Angle From Rise and Run Calculator

Convert a measured rise-and-run ratio into an inclination angle.

Are the angle inputs in degrees or radians?

The trigonometry tools here label angles in degrees and convert internally. Use the degree-to-radian converter when another formula requires radians.

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