Texas Instruments TI-30XA Calculator "enter negative power" Questions

...key (-) to enter the negative sign before the exponent. To enter power of 10, you can use the shortcut key marked Exp (the 10 must not appear when the Exp is used to enter exponents for power of

...negative, use the EE (Enter Exponent) key (the shifted function of the , key just above the 7 key). Do 5 2ND [EE] (-) 1 0 / 5 2ND [EE] (-) 1 0 ENTER and you'll see 1. What I think you're doing (I ...

negative key (located at the very bottom right of the keypad next to the ENTER key) and then the number of the power. 10^-3 If this doesn't give the right result, put the negative power in parentheses

how do u enter a negative power into the calculator Use the (-) key in the leftmost column above the RCL key to enter negative values, not just powers.

...The negative sign to use is the change sign [(-)] located between [. dot] and [ENTER] keys. Example: 2 to power 60 is typed in as follows [2] [^] 60 [ENTER]. The result should be ...

...enter the small - signe after the value of exponent, 18 [y t x] 3 (-) [Enter] should give you 1.7146E-4 In summary the small minus sign; the whole negative exponent between parentheses. Hope it

...0 is entered as 1. [x10^X] 9 or simply [x10^X] 9 To enter negative exponents use the change sign key [(-)] just above the [RCL] key 10 to -9 is entered as [x10^X] [(-)] 9 result is shown as

...Help me with this issue. Thank you. Make sure you use the (-) key on the bottom row and not the - key to enter the negative exponent. (-) enters a negative value, - subtracts one value from

...enter -5 and push the squared button. What is wrong? Hello, What you are calculating is -1 times 5^2 which is -1*25=-25. If you want to calculate the square of -5 you enclose it between parentheses. ...

negative number between parentheses before squaring. If you enter -4^2, where - is the negation, the result will be -16 because of the priority rules: exponentiation (power) has priority over negation