Formulas and equations
Clear, worked formula pages that pair with the Formula Factory calculators. Each page shows the equation, what every symbol means, how to rearrange it to solve for any variable, a worked example, and the units involved — then links to the calculator that does the math for you. Free and printable.
📐 Physics 25
📐 Machining 10
📐 Geometry 8
📐 Auto 8
📐 Statistics 5
📐 Recipe & Servings 4
📐 Algebra 3
⚡ Electrical 3
🧁 Baking 2
📐 Nutrition & Health 2
What you will find here
Every page covers one formula: the equation itself, a plain-English definition of each term, the rearranged forms for solving for any unknown, a fully worked numeric example, and the correct units. We add formulas as the calculator library grows, spanning physics, math, engineering, electrical, and everyday calculations.
How to use a formula page
Start with the equation and the variable definitions to understand what the formula needs. If you are solving for something other than the usual output, use the rearranged forms. Follow the worked example with your own numbers, and when you want the answer checked instantly, click through to the matching calculator.
Formulas vs calculators
A formula page teaches you how the math works and lets you compute by hand; a calculator does it for you in one step. They are meant to be used together — learn the formula here, then reach for the calculator when you just need the result.
Formulas FAQ
Are these formula pages free?
Yes. Every formula page is free to read, use on mobile, and print, with no sign-up.
Do the pages show how to rearrange the formula?
Yes. Each page lists the rearranged forms so you can solve for any variable, not just the usual output.
What units should I use?
Each page states the standard units for every variable. Keeping consistent units is the most common source of formula errors, so we call them out explicitly.
Can I check my answer?
Every formula page links to the matching calculator, so you can run your numbers and confirm the result instantly.
