Angles degrees plus enter

SOURCE: I'm using the Casio fx-115ES

When entering the information it only shows the degree symbol. If you press enter or type inthe formula, then the answer will show the Degree, Minutes, and seconds. It seems to be the way it was program by Casio. It still seems to work fine for entering that information

SOURCE: how do i enter degrees minutes seconds on classpad

This is valid for the ClassPad 300Plus (OS version 2.2) but it should work for the ClassPad 330 OS version 3.x

In the MAIN menu screen press the Action menu, then Transformation sub menu. At the bottom of the drop down list you have dms an toDMS.
If you enter toDMS(18.58) you get dms(18,34,48). Then if you use dms( on the calculated result: dms(ans) you get 18.58
So if you have a result in deg, min, sec you convert it to decimal degrees by making use of the dms( command.

SOURCE: I need to be able

To access the DMS symbols

1. Turn calculator ON
2. If you see no icon menus, press the [MENU] key.
3. Use the arrows to put focus on RUN icon or RUN/MAT for the newer versions, and press [EXE]
4. Press the [OPTN] key to display tabs in the lower part of the screen.
5. Use the F6 key to cycle through all the tabs.
6. Locate the one marked [ANGL] and press the key below it (may be F5).

SOURCE: how do i enter a

This is valid for the ClassPad 300Plus (OS version 2.2) but it should work for the ClassPad 330 OS version 3.x

In the MAIN menu screen press the Action menu, then Transformation sub menu. At the bottom of the drop down list you have dms an toDMS.
If you enter toDMS(18.58) you get dms(18,34,48). Then if you use dms( on the calculated result: dms(ans) you get 18.58
So if you have a result in deg, min, sec you convert it to decimal degrees by making use of the dms( command.

SOURCE: how do I enter degrees

This is valid for the ClassPad 300Plus (OS version 2.2) but it should work for the ClassPad 330 OS version 3.x

In the MAIN menu screen press the Action menu, then Transformation sub menu. At the bottom of the drop down list you have dms an toDMS.
If you enter toDMS(18.58) you get dms(18,34,48). Then if you use dms( on the calculated result: dms(ans) you get 18.58
So if you have a result in deg, min, sec you convert it to decimal degrees by making use of the dms( command.