Basic Math & Algebra
abs(absolute value)sqrt(square root)cbrt(cube root)nthroot(nthroot(5, x)is the fifth root of x.)
Logarithms
ln(natural logarithm)log(base 10 logarithm)logb(logb(2, x)is log2x)
Trigonometric
The 'deg' version of each function takes its argument in degrees, while the typically named versions accept arguments in radians. For example, sin(pi/2) and sindeg(90) both equal 1.
sin,sindegcos,cosdegtan,tandegcot,cotdegsec,secdegcsc,cscdeg
Inverse Trigonometric
The 'deg' version of each function yields a result in degrees, while the typically named versions yield results in radians. For example, arcsin(1) equals π/2, while arcsindeg(1) equals 90.
arcsin,arcsindegarccos,arccosdegarctan,arctandegarccot,arccotdegarcsec,arcsecdegarccsc,arccscdeg
Hyperbolic
sinhcoshtanhcothsechcsch
Inverse Hyperbolic
arcsinharccosharctanharccotharcsecharccsch