Six modes · exact linear arithmetic

See the same slope in the notation you actually need.

SlopeCalc normalizes length units exactly, keeps signed uphill and downhill values, and labels trigonometric conversions as approximate.

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No account, upload, standards claim, backend, or generated result URL.

Three visible decisions

Choose a representation, keep the geometry straight, inspect precision

01

Choose what you know

Start from rise/run, percent, degrees, ratio, or solve for a missing length.

02

Use horizontal run

Do not substitute the inclined surface length for the horizontal projection.

03

Read exact and approximate labels

Linear rational results stay exact; tangent and arctangent carry ≈.

Focused geometric conversion

Useful notation without pretending to approve a design

  • Rise and horizontal run to percent slope.
  • Signed percent to approximate degrees.
  • Degrees to approximate percent and ratio.
  • Run and percent to exact rise.

Worked relationships

Check 5% and 8% with executable examples

Two examples connect inputs, exact linear results, approximate angles, and scope.
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One slope, five representations

Make the geometry visible before using the number

Enter the representation you know and inspect the exact arithmetic, approximate trigonometry, units, and sign.

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