How can I find the remainder of a division problem on my TI-84.

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Division requires two numbers and produces another. Do you want to divide 3.6 by some number, or divide some number by 3.6, or some number divided by some other number results in 3.6?

You will readily agree with me that there is surer source of information than the guide book. Here is a link to it.

Press 1 0 0 * ( 1 0 1 2 0 3 - 9 3 6 6 7 ) / 9 3 6 6 7 ENTER on your TI-84Plus calculator.

"*" is the multiplication key, "/" is the division key.

Unfortunately, there is not a simple solution to this, however there is a solution. It is easy to get it displayed as a fraction using the >Frac from the MATH button. It is also easy to find that 24 goes into 55 two times. Now, there is a function that is on the calculator Remainder. This can be found either in the catalog or by going to MATH arrow to NUM and Remainder should be listed. So, you could type Remainder(55,24) and it will return 7. Seven is the numerator and 24 will still be the denominator. So, it is not an extremely fast way to find the mixed number, but it works.
An alternative to using the remainder function would be to just type 55-24(2), which would also return 7. Either method works, just a matter of preference.
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He apparently has the new operating system working in MathPrint mode. Try pressing 2 ^ 3 right-arrow * 8 ^ 2 ENTER.

The right-arrow terminates the exponent and continues with the remainder of the expression.

Two ways:

2ND [square-root] ( 8 7 . 3 4 / 5 ) ENTER

8 7 . 3 4 / 5 ENTER then 2ND [square-root] 2ND ANS ENTER

The first sequence takes the square root of 87.34/5, the second sequence calculates 87.34/5 then takes the square root of the result.

it could be that the old battery leaked inside and cause this problem in most cases this is the problem.

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Technically a fraction is just the ratio of two integers (division of two integers). To enter a fraction, type in the numerator, press the division key, then enter the denominator.

The problem is preventing the fraction from being evaluated. To do that press [MATH] key, select [1:

It sounds as if you're in either Scientific or Engineering notation. To switch to Normal:

Press MODE.
Highlight Normal on the first line and press ENTER.
Highlight Float on the second line and press ENTER.
Press 2ND QUIT to exit.