Texas Instruments TI-30 XIIS Calculator "entering degrees minutes" Questions

degrees-minutes-seconds form: Enter the number of degrees. Press "2ND" "ANGLE" "1" Enter the number of minutes. Press "2ND" "ANGLE" "2" Enter the number of minutes. Press "ALPHA" " (double-quote above

...degrees, minutes, seconds, but how do you enter degrees, minutes, and seconds directly? Enter it as DD.MMSS and then press 2nd [DMS-DD] to convert it to decimal for further calculations. For example, ...

degrees minutes and seconds, on a casio fx992s, i can input the degree but not the minutes Enter the degrees, press DMS, enter minutes, press DMS, enter seconds.You must input all three items, even if

...degrees minutes and seconds in a TI-86 Press "2ND" "MATH" "F3" to invoke the Angle menu. Enter the number of degrees, press "F3", enter the number of minutes, press "F3", enter the number of seconds, ...

degrees minutes and seconds on my ti 84 plus? On this family of calculators, you do as follows Enter the first number (degrees), ex:15 Press [2nd][APPS] (ANGLE) to access the Angle functions Select [1

Degrees, 10 minutes, I dont seem to be able to do this. I key in the numbers 52 then hit the "degree, minutes seconds" button and i get the degree symbol. Then I type in 10 and hit the degree, minutes

...DMS. Press S--D. If you get a fraction, press S--D again. DMS is the degrees-minutes-seconds button located above the ENG button, S--D is the symbolic--decimal button located above the DEL

minutes and 37 seconds 1 [2nd][APPS] [1:deg] 15[2nd][Apps][2:'] 37 [ALPHA] [+] To enter a number in decimal degrees (eg 15.37) If angle unit is the degree just enter 15.37 If angle unit is the radian

...minutes seconds Enter the degrees, a decimal point, then two digits for the minutes followed by two digits for the seconds (then followed by any fractional seconds). You can then convert to decimal ...

...degrees,minutes and seconds to decimal degrees in a casio fx-82MS i need this with urgency... Use the DMS key marked degree, apostrophe, double quotation mark. Lets us call it [DMS] To enter an angle ...