RubikCalc PRO 4.3.1

RubikCalcPRO stands out as a distinctive tool in the realm of programmable calculators, offering users the ability to create personalized calculators tailored to their specific needs. The application combines a highly intuitive interface with robust programming capabilities, making it accessible for users at all skill levels to develop calculators for physical, scientific, or mathematical applications through custom formulas.

The free version of RubikCalcPRO provides a range of features that enhance its usability:

• Create custom calculators using your unique formulas.
• View real-time results as you input data.
• Save your calculators for future use.
• Support for trigonometric functions (such as Sin, Cos, Tan).
• Include logarithmic functions.
• Access detailed documentation for guidance.

The PRO features expand the utility of the application:

• Step-by-step solution breakdowns.
• Table Mode for handling multiple inputs and corresponding outputs.
• Chart Mode for designing customizable charts and sharing results.
• Easily share the outcomes of each calculation.
• Adjust settings to customize output precision (decimal places).

Users can quickly implement formulas and observe immediate results with real-time debugging. Below are examples demonstrating how to use the program:

1. Velocity Calculator: Distance[m] = x
   Time[s] = t
   Velocity[m/s] = x/t
2. Density Calculator: Mass[kg] = m
   Volume[m³] = v
   Density[kg/m³] = m/v
3. Volume Calculator: Length = x
   Width = y
   Height = z
   Volume = x*y*z
   Base Area = x*y
4. Trigonometric Calculator: Degrees = d
   @rad = d*(PI/180)
   SIN = sin(rad)
   COS = cos(rad)
   TAN = tan(rad)

FAQs:

• What is the "programmable custom formula calculator"?
  It enables users to compose their own formulas and easily convert them into custom calculators.
• How is RubikCalc different from other programmable calculators?
  RubikCalc offers a dynamic experience compared to static alternatives, allowing users to create, save, and reuse their customized formula calculators.
• Can I use variable names like p1 or a3?
  No, variable names cannot include numerical characters mixed with letters; only single symbols like a, b, c, x, or y are allowed.
• How does the app distinguish between inputs and outputs?
  Outputs are represented by formulas (e.g., Velocity = x/t), while inputs are defined simply (e.g., Distance = x, Time = t).
• How can I specify units?
  Units should be placed in brackets following the variable name (e.g., Distance[m] = x).
• How can I use logarithmic functions?
  Simply enter log(3) or log(4).
• Can I use PI?
  Yes, it can be represented as PI in uppercase letters.