Questions & Answers for: constant key calculator

constant key for multiplication On 10-key calculators you can press the x key twice to turn on the constant feature. How do you do that on this calculator How to do constant multiplication or division

constant. pKa= - log_10(Ka) where log_10 is the logarithm in base 10. To calculate the pKa you use the key labeled [LOG], just above [COS]. Be careful with the negative sign: For that, you use the key

constant factor key on a Canon P170-DH? How to do constant multiplication or division on the Canon P170-DH calculator This process actually requires fewer keystrokes than other calculators. Basically,

...constant. Thanks I do not think that this function is implemented on this calculator. But that should not be a problem. You can use the replay function to display the command line for editing. When ...

...constant (4) Press the operation key (/) once. Press the operation key (/) a second time. Your calculator may show a k in its display (LCD) To divide a number by 4, enter the number and press = To ...

...constant key to multiply 1.  Enter the constant factor (example: 20).  2.  Strike the Multiply key twice.  3.  Enter the nonconstant factor (example: 14).  4. ...

the constant itself you must use e^(1)  or enter exponential of 1. A few calculators have a specific key to enter the constant e  as for Pi, but most do not and that is why you must use e(1)

...constant for division? On some calculators there is a key marked with K (on the key or around it on the calculator face). Try entering the divisor then the division key then press K. If that does not ...

...constant calculation. To prevent this from happening you need to press the ON button between your calculations. But dont worry, if you want to go back and view previous calculations simply press the ...

...constant key on the key board? Turns out to be the = key. I just double-checked it and it's true. Do a calculation like 10 divided by 2. Every time you enter a number and then hit the equal key, it ...