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It is often labeled as x^2 , or x2.
look for the A B/C button and press the first number, then the button then the second
Look at the bottom of the calculator. There is a button that looks like this (-). Press that button and then press the number you want to be negative and you have a negative number. It's not as hard as you think:)
A banana is a non-fraction!
78% of a fraction would look like this: 0.78, or on a calculator it could look like this: 77.5
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I don't acctually know!
It is often labeled as x^2 , or x2.
look for the A B/C button and press the first number, then the button then the second
Look for a reset button on the back of your calculator,(works for ti30xIIs) or look in manual how to clean ram mem.
The little "D" on your calculator screen typically indicates that the calculator is in "Decimal" mode. To remove it, you can usually change the mode settings. Look for a button labeled "Mode" or "Settings," then select the option to switch to a different display mode, such as "Fraction" or "Standard." If you're unsure, consult your calculator's manual for specific instructions.
Look at the bottom of the calculator. There is a button that looks like this (-). Press that button and then press the number you want to be negative and you have a negative number. It's not as hard as you think:)
What do i look like a calculator? :/
yes it called a carrot look at the number 6 and push shift and the six button
A banana is a non-fraction!
First in the sequence, you are to press the numbers in accordance to the definition of your fraction on your mechanical calculator. After this task has been accomplished, you are to press the "addition" key. It may have the symbol of a plus, or an addition sign, such as this one: + . Next in the order, you are to hit the numeral of one. This should be represented as a button with the numeral "1" on it. Next in the order, you shall hit the "equal" sign. This is most likely shown as a button with a "=" on it's front. Finally, you are to look at your screen on your calculator, and you shall see what hte answer to your question is. I tried to make this as easy as possible, and I hope it is not too complicated.