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Physics Calculators

Exact, deterministic physics tools across the whole syllabus — solve the SUVAT equations, plot a projectile’s trajectory, work the Ohm’s-law wheel, or compute energy, gravitation, waves and E=mc². Everything is computed in your browser with fixed physical constants and the working shown, so the answers are exact where a chatbot would fumble the algebra.

🏁 Kinematics & motion

🍎 Forces & dynamics

💨 Energy, work & power

🌍 Gravitation

〰️ Waves & optics

🔌 Electricity

♨️ Thermodynamics

☢️ Modern physics

Solve it, and see the formula

These cover the core of introductory and A-level physics: the SUVAT kinematics solver (enter any three of u, v, a, s, t), projectile motion with a trajectory graph, Newton's laws, energy and momentum, gravitation, waves, optics, and the Ohm's-law V/I/R/P wheel. Each states the equation it uses and shows how your numbers flow through it, so the tool teaches as it calculates.

Everything is computed locally in your browser, instantly and offline. For the chemistry and biology side of the lab, see Chemistry & Lab and Biology & Lab; for the underlying math, Mathematics.

Frequently asked questions

Are these physics calculators accurate?

Yes — every tool is an exact, published equation evaluated with fixed CODATA/SI constants (g, G, c, h). There are no lookup tables that drift, and the rearrangement (including the square roots that trip up chatbots) is shown, so results are reliable.

Is my data uploaded?

No. Every calculation runs in your browser with JavaScript — nothing is sent to a server, and the tools work offline once loaded.

Do these cover my physics course?

They cover the core of GCSE/IGCSE, A-Level, AP Physics, IB and introductory college physics: kinematics (SUVAT, projectile, free fall), forces and momentum, energy/work/power, circular motion, gravitation, waves and optics, electricity, and modern physics (E=mc², photons).

Why build physics tools an AI could answer?

Because studies show chatbots make frequent calculation errors on physics problems — especially rearranging square-root equations and handling sign conventions (refraction, projectile). A deterministic solver gives the exact answer every time, with the working.