At the very back of the calculator under the paper roller there is a very thin horizontal slot. Insert the tip of the paper roll into the slot, then press the paper advance button located on the top left hand side of the calculator until you see the paper.
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Yes if pi=22/7.
to tell you the truth you'll find out on the day
Any calculator that prints on paper can be set to print everything as it goes into the calculation. There are calculator programs on computers that include a "tape" that shows work, as well. A number of more recent calculators also show work on the graphical display.
At the very back of the calculator under the paper roller there is a very thin horizontal slot. Insert the tip of the paper roll into the slot, then press the paper advance button located on the top left hand side of the calculator until you see the paper.
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The FD 100 is usually loaded by placing a roll of paper. To load the paper, simply open the FD 100 machine and place the paper.
I can't post photos here but I can tell you it's easy. Use roll of adding machine paper so loose end starts at back of roll. Feed it into the slot on the back of the Casio. Then turn on calculator to print and push the first button on the left that looks like an up arrow. That will feed the paper into the calculator. When it shows up through the paper feed, put the roll on the paper arm and you're done. Some people say you should cut the paper at an angle if you have any problems getting it to feed. I've never had a problem. This is the easiest and quickest paper loading calculator I've ever used.
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Calculator, Pencil, Paper
sandpaper/gasoline
The answer is 17.78 I did it on paper but you can also do it on a calculator
One can find an amortization load calculator on various sites. Usually one will find an amortization loan calculator on a financial website or at your local bank.
I'm not 100% sure but I think you have to down load another app to get the scientific calculator.
You need to write your own term paper...
Probably nothing, except make your life much easier. If you prefer to do more work and have plenty of time, then feel free to use a calculator, paper, and your brain.