Maths Solver: Solve Equations, Calculations and Percentages
A free Maths Solver with three tools in one: solve for x, work out any calculation and find percentages. Every answer shows its steps.
Free Maths Solver Calculator
Free Maths Solver Calculator
Choose a tab, type your problem and press Solve. Every answer shows its steps.
How the Maths Solver Works
This Maths Solver brings three everyday tools onto one page. Use the Solve for x tab for linear and quadratic equations, the Evaluate tab for any calculation, and the Percentages tab for discounts, increases and test scores. Every answer shows its steps, so you learn the method as well as the result.
‘Maths’ is the British spelling of ‘math’, and many students search for both. This page serves the same US students as our AI Math Solver home page, with the same free, step-by-step approach. For harder equations, switch to Math Solver AI or visit the Math Solver page.
How to Use the Maths Solver
- Pick a tab: Solve for x, Evaluate or Percentages.
- Type your problem, or press one of the example buttons.
- Press Solve and read the steps from top to bottom.
- Check the final line against your own working.
Maths Solver Examples to Try
Solve 2x + 6 = 14
Subtract 6 from both sides, then divide by 2. The answer is x = 4.
Evaluate (3 + 5) * 4 / 2
Work out the brackets first, then multiply and divide. The answer is 16.
Find 20% of 150
Turn 20% into 0.2, then multiply by 150. The answer is 30.
Maths Solver for Everyday Problems
A Maths Solver is not only for homework. Use it to check a sale price, split a bill, scale a recipe or work out a test score. For guided help with school problems, try the Homework Helper, or explore the AI Algebra Solver for more equation practice.
Maths Solver FAQs
What is a Maths Solver?
A Maths Solver is an online tool that works out a maths problem and shows the steps, so you can learn the method and check your own answer.
Is the Maths Solver free?
Yes. It is completely free, with no sign-up and no download.
What can this Maths Solver calculate?
It solves linear and quadratic equations in x, evaluates any calculation with brackets, powers and square roots, and works out percentages.
Is Maths Solver the same as Math Solver?
Yes. Maths is the British spelling. This page covers equations, calculations and percentages, while the Math Solver page focuses on one-variable equations.
How do I type powers and square roots?
Use ^ for powers, such as x^2, and sqrt() for square roots, such as sqrt(16). Use * to multiply and / to divide.