To delete an answer (Ans) on a calculator, you typically need to clear the calculation history or reset the Ans variable. On many calculators, you can simply press the "Clear" button or the "AC" (All Clear) button. If you're using a graphing calculator, you might have to navigate to the memory or variable section to delete the Ans specifically. Always refer to the user manual for model-specific instructions.
answer. you can use it if you have long answer and need to do something to it.
If using a calculator type in 520 divided by 100 and multiplied by 15. Ans: 78 However if you are not using a calculator take 10% of 520, ans:52. Then half that, ans:26 and add the two together to get 78.
If using a calculator type in 40 divided by 100 and multiplied by 20. Ans: 8 However, if not using a calculator take 10% = 4 and multiply by 2. Ans:8
do( echo"welcome to calculator press x to exit" echo"enter 1st no:" read a echo"enter operator(+,-,*,/,%):" read o echo "enter 2nd no:" read b if["$o"="+"]; then ans=($a+$b); if["$o"="-"]; then ans=($a-$b); if["$o"="*"]; then ans=($a*$b); if["$o"="/"]; then ans=($a/$b); if["$o"="%"]; then ans=($a%$b); )while[$!='x'] echo "answer is:$ans"; done
ans is = 123456789*8 use calculator now
difference between present day calculator and leibniz calculator
It is just the calculator application it is not a bug or a glitch, if you want to get rid of it delete the shortcut
847547885 - without using a calculator !you should check this out ans, should be 847587875 again without calculator
To delete the history of previous entries, first press 2ND MEM (above +). Then Choose option 3, "Clear Entries". Press ENTER until the calculator says "Done".
/+*+%+check+2 times correct(delete)
Well, you'd start by actually coding the calculator part, but at the end, you would test the answer with something like:if(ans % 2 == 0) {printf("%d is even.", ans);} else {printf("%d is odd.", ans);}The percent sign in the if test is the modulo operator. It returns the remainder of dividing the former argument by the latter argument.
1-(1/5) or 1-(1÷5) or 1/5 and then 1- ans