Physics Calculator & Solver

Anas Abubakar

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About this app

Physics Calculator & Solver is a physics calculator and simulation app designed to help students, educators, and engineers solve physics problems accurately and understand concepts more clearly. It combines a rich library of physics calculators, formulas, constants, and interactive simulators to support both calculation and visualization.

Use Fisika to compute results and explore concepts in mechanics, electricity and magnetism, waves and optics, thermodynamics, and modern physics, with clear explanations that support learning and problem solving.


App features

• Physics calculators for common exam and homework problems
• Interactive physics simulators for concept visualization
• Engineering physics tools for practical applications
• Physics formulas library for quick reference
• Physics constants library with standard values

Physics calculators included:
Mechanics
Kinematics and dynamics
Equations of motion (SUVAT)
Newton’s laws of motion
Newton’s law of universal gravitation
Projectile motion
Centripetal force and acceleration
Fluid mechanics
Waves & Optics
Electromagnetic waves
Optics and geometric optics
Thermodynamics
Thermal physics
Electricity & Magnetism
Modern physics
Quantum mechanics

App features:
Physics calculators
Engineering physics tools
Physics formulas section
Physics constants section

Interactive physics simulators

Fisika includes interactive simulations that help you visualize physical behavior, not just compute numbers. These simulators allow you to explore how variables affect motion, forces, waves, and other physical systems, making abstract concepts easier to understand.

Ratings and reviews

Never even used it, way too much for what I wanted. But it is a good looking physics calculator. P.S. formulas are nice but labels add clarity.

A very good app but the fact that it is calld a calculator means it should have the attributes of a calculator.... I hope maybe during the next upgrade, the calculating attribute would be given...

Overall good formulas and calculators but how do I know which is which formula? There are no names to these and it is excruciatingly difficult to use.