Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator "percentage sign" Questions

...sign? If I want 2/5 as a percentage (which is 40%), I would press [2] [ /] [5] [%] Instead of equal sign, I'll press % sign, which will give the answer as a percentage. Of course this is a simple ...

...example 45 + 10% The percentage sign is the equal sign. Press Shift and =. However 10% is really 0.10, so it will be easier to work with since using the % usually results in syntax

not knowing how to get the percentage on a figure from a calculator You cannot type a percentage sign, you must use the decimal form. 50%=.50, 35%=.35, etc.... (Divide you percentage by 100)

how to use % percentage? You cannot type a percentage sign, you must use the decimal form. 50%=.50, 35%=.35, etc.... (Divide you percentage by 100)

...sign on.here is a temporary solution in case that doesn't work:to enter a percentage up to write the digits before the tens and ones (if any, and if not, just type a zero), a point, and the last ...

percentage savings? How do I figure this out on a calculator that has a % sign. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Rod Since I don't use the percent sign. Here is instead a MUCH easier way. Divide

... for 2 out of 5, we type in 2, hit the divide button, type in 5 and hit the equals sign and we will get 0.4. To make this into percentage, we then multiply the answer by 100 to get 40%. Good luck, ...

Where is the percentage sign? There is not one, if you want to use percentages you must divide it by 100 so it is in the form of a decimal. EXAMPLE .5=50%

percentage calculations that the calculator can perform. You will not see among them the conversion from decimals to percentages. To convert from decimals to percents move the decimal mark 2 places to

sign Despite the goodies this calculator has, it does not have a key for the percentages. To convert a decimal number to %, move the decimal mark two places to the right and put the % symbol. 0.257 =0