With the CATENARY Trigonometric Function Calculator, you can calculate catenary chain curve values. In addition to the response results, the calculator will also plot the selected function. You can choose a ready-made function, e.g. cat(?#X) where for ? you will substitute e.g. 2 for catenary two which will be equal to 2*cosh(x/2) or enter your own function e.g. cat(2#x^2) for 2*cosh((x^2)/2), cat(2#x+3) for 2*cosh((x+3)/2) etc.

With this calculator, you can calculate the velocity of a body thrown vertically after a specified time and the initial velocity given to the body. You will also calculate the time elapsed from the moment of the throw to reach a certain speed, the time the body flies to the return to the place of the throw and the time after which the body reaches its maximum height. The calculator will also help you calculate the height at which the body is located after a certain time and will calculate the maximum height that the body will reach. The calculator also allows you to estimate the gravitational acceleration which can be useful in determining where the body was thrown.

Using this translator / converter you can quickly and easily check how to spell each word using the international (and not only) phonetic alphabet.

With this calculator you can quickly calculate the centripetal force. You will also calculate the mass of the body from velocity, radius and force, the radius of the circle given the mass of the body, the force and speed and the speed of the object moving in the circle given the given force, mass and radius.

How to calculate your Maximum Heart Rate (HRMAX)? Which heart rate zones to choose for training and how to calculate the heart rate zones? At what heart rate is the best fat burning, and at what will we increase our efficiency and improve the condition? The calculator for maximum heart rate and heart rate zones can help answer these questions. You will calculate both your maximum and optimal heart rate and select the heart rate ranges for the appropriate training.

Use this calculator to calculate the molecular weight of gas.

Calculator of the amount of concrete needed to build a foundation slab or a concrete ceiling.

With the COSINE Trigonometric Calculator you can calculate the values of any cosine function. In addition to the response results, the calculator will also plot the selected function. You can choose one of the preset functions, e.g. cosine, cos ² - cosine square, arccos - arccosine, cosh - hyperbolic cosine, arcosh - function inverse to cosh, you can also enter your own function, e.g. cos(x ) * cos(x) * cos(x) for cos³(x), cos(2x), cos(x+3), cos(x^2) etc.

With this statistical calculator, you will learn how to calculate the lower quartile, middle quartile, and upper quartile of an interval resolution series.

With this online function graph plotter, you can draw any function. On one graph you can draw any three functions and compare their parameters. You can create graphs for many equations and functions.

Using this calculator you can calculate the percentage concentration, also called the percentage by weight of chemical substances in mixtures and solutions.

ADFGX cipher online encoder and decoder. Encrypt and decrypt any cipher created in a ADFVGX cipher.

Using this calculator, you can calculate the total volume of the solution after dilution and the volume of solvent added during dilution.

Using the calculator, you can calculate the pressure, volume, temperature and volume of moles of ideal gas.

Thanks to this calculator, you can calculate how many bags we need and what weight of plaster will be needed to plaster the wall depending on its type and thickness of the applied layer.

Caesar cipher online encoder and decoder. Encrypt and decrypt any cipher created in a Caesar cipher. You can use any shift and additionally a key for more precise text encoding.

With this calculator you can calculate the density of the substance, i.e. specific mass. The calculator will also help to determine the mass of the substance and the volume it occupies.

With this calculator you can calculate the force, mass and acceleration from Newton's Second Law of Motion.

With this calculator, you can easily calculate the cost and amount of wallpaper needed to make any room.

Using this calculator you can calculate the molar concentration of the solution, ie the number of moles of a given chemical substance that contains 1 liter of solution.