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This site is a place for students and educators to quickly access mathematical formulas. The tables will be organized by topics: A Multiplication Table The First 1000 Prime Numbers The Prime Factorization of the First 1000 Integers Math for the Toolbox. SAE to Metric Conversion. A Table of the Common Logarithm. Some Important Constants Bernoulli and Euler's numbers Algebraic Identities Units of Conversion Binomial Coefficients and Formulas Trigonometric Identities A Trigonometric Table Derivatives Integrals Common Integrals Common Substitutions Indefinite Integrals With "ax+b" With Square Root of "ax+b" With "ax+b" and "px+q" With Square Root of "ax+b" and "px+q" With Square Root of "ax+b" and Square Root of "px+q" With "x2+a2 " With "x2-a2" With "a2-x2" With Square Root of "x2+a2" With Square Root of "x2-a2" With Square Root of "a2-x2" With "a x2 + b x + c" With Square Root of "a x2 + b x + c" With "x3+a3" With "x4+a4" or "x4-a4" With "xn+an" or "xn-an" Integrals with Trigonometric Functions Integrals with "Sin" Integrals with "Cos" Integrals with "Sin" and "Cos" Integrals with "Tan" Integrals with "Cot" Integrals with "Sec" Integrals with "Csc" Integrals with Inverse Trigonometric Functions Integrals with Exponential and Logarithmic Functions Integrals with Exponential Function Integrals with Logarithmic Function Integrals with Hyperbolic Functions Integrals with "Hyperbolic-Sin" Integrals with "Hyperbolic-Cos" Integrals with "Hyperbolic-Sin" and "Hyperbolic-Cos" Integrals with "Hyperbolic-Tan" Integrals with "Hyperbolic-Cot" Integrals with "Hyperbolic-Sec" Integrals with "Hyperbolic-Csc" Integrals with Inverse Hyperbolic Trigonometric Functions Definite Integrals With Trigonometric Functions With Exponential Functions With Logarithmic Functions With Hyperbolic Functions With Rational and Irrational Expressions Laplace Transforms First and Second Order Differential Equations