Texas Instruments TI-89 Calculator "calculate day week" Questions

...day. If it takes her 12 minutes to drive one way, how many hours a week does Marla spend driving? (Express the answer in decimal form.) Marla drives her car to school each day. If it takes her 12 ...

...week. i started taking it on my 1st day of menses. on the 5th day my menses stopped, and 2 days after it stopped i had unprotected ***. is there a big chance for me get pregnant?? there is alwasy a ...

...day, one week or one month. It can also turn the power Save Mode OFF.The other configurable setting is the auto Power OFF. It turns the calculator OFF after 1 min, 3 min, 6 min or 60 minutes..Note: ...

I need this in decimal form If it takes her 12 minutes to drive one way, how many hours a week does Marla spend driving? I'm not clairvoyant, and need more information... How many days a week does ...

the enter key stopped working is there a way to clean the contacts on a hp 50g calculator? I spilled some tea on it 2 weeks ago, dried it very well for 2 days and it appeared to be fine. yesterday, ...

...calculate frequency Divide whatever it is you're measuring by the time. If something happens once an hour then it's frequency is once per hour, or equivalently 24 times per day or 168 times per week ...

my period is late it is possible tehat i am pregnant ? If you are sexually active, it is a possibility. Also... how is this a problem with calculators? :P If it only a few days late I would not fret, ...

I just got a ti83+ about three weeks ago and I only used it a couple times. But one day my HEAVY book fell on it and there is a big crack. Only the top right and bottom left portions of the calculator

hi, my ti cas calculator goes flat and i need to change the batteries within a week or two and this is really annoying since i use it most days for school. none of my classmates are having this ...

...of the year? They're also Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, or Sunday. These are the names of the seven days of the week. A year is fifty-two weeks and a day (two on leap