Memory buttons on a calculator?
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OMG - you can't be serious. It's really not that hard. \n\nM+ == Adds the currently displayed value to the memory\nM- == Subtracts the currently displayed value from the memory\nMR == Recalls the memory value onto the screen\nMS == Stores the current value into the memory, overwriting anything else\nMC == Clears it\n\nSo, if I press 2 and then press M+ and then press 3 and then press M+, then press MR, it will show five. If I do 7 and then MS it will set the value to 7, instead of adding/subtracting it. MC will set the value to 0.
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move the left position to \nPrinter.CurrentY = 500
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I do a lot of graphics calculator programming so could give you tips if you want. In any case you could write a program on the ti-83 + or 84+ by pressing prgm right right enter typing in a name then writing the equation which can be viewed from edit. You can also store them in the GDB I think it's called by going second prgm and across to store GDB. or You can write a program\n:Clrhome\n:Output(1,1,"Your info"\n:Pause\n:Clrhome\n:Output(1,1,"More info"
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type something in to the addres s bar
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yes, get a calculator
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Press Alt and the numbers 164 = ñ\n\nPress Alt and the numbers 165 = Ñ
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For TI-83 or 84:\n\nHit "LOG" button to the left of the "7" button. \nType 1000. \nHit the ")" button.\nPress "Enter"\nThe number 3 should be displayed.\nThe "LOG" button on a calculator means log to the base of ten.\nThe "LN" button on a calculator means log to the base of the natural number, e.
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If this calculator has a data port. USE IT.\nTI sells USB/SERIAL cables that lets the user download software/text/OS updates straight to calc.\n\nhttp://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productCategory/us_connectivitycables.html
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There are a number of available tools in the following website:\n\nhttp://www.functionx.com/
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Use yor calculator....
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In Windows XP, click on Start button then All Programs, \nthen accessories, then calculator.\nOn the menu bar of the calculator click "View", Check Scientific & Decimal.  There is a pi button on the bottom row in the center.  This may also be in earlier versions of Windows.
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actualy every version of windows comes with a scientific calculator. load the caluclator click on view scientific.
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Depends on what calculator you use...some are +/- and some are just -. So it depends...Sometimes you have to push 2nd function to get it.
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Yes you can. Its not scientific and it is really ugly, but it gets the job done.\n\nTo find it, just go to add content and type in the search box "calculator". You should be able to find it.
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Press a number x, the ^, and a number y.  For example:\n\nThe ^ key is next to TAN.
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Draw diagrams and put a fresh battery in your calculator.
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In Windows, press Alt+3 (and let go). The three has to be on the numeric pad (on the right side of the keyboard), and num lock doesn't matter.\n\n☺☻♥♪♫