The only problem is that I always end up with scientific notation. I don't want scientific notation, I just want normal numbers fixed to two (or whatever) decimal places.The only problem is that I always end up with scientific notation. I don't want scientific notation, I just want normal numbers fixed to two (or whatever) decimal places.
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Regardless, that is the markings on the SHIFT key on Sharp Calculators. The 2ndF key accesses the functions that are marked on the face of the calculator, not on the top of the keys.
Your calculator is set for GRAD instead of DEG, it means that it takes your input in gradian instead of degrees. You should press the DRG button until it displays DEG instead of GRAD.
No solution, but I have the exact same problem with a Sharp EL-531W calculator. Doesn't matter whether mode is degrees, radians, etc., and resetting with button in back has no effect.
Hello,
You have several number display formats : Normal1, Normal2, Sci, ENG
If a number is too small or too large and the calculator cannot display it with the necessary number of digits (to satisfy your of decimal digits) the calculator uses Scientific notation
7.4E-14 =7.4x10^(-14)
If you were to use the norma1 or normal2 format you will have
.0000000000000074 but your calculator displays only the first 10 places
You should learn to use and interpret results in scientific format.
for the mean, just add them together and divide answer by the amount of figures you put in.
as for the others, i'm not sure a standard scientific calculator will do that
Hello, Here is how you enter it. [+/-]0.693/8x4[2ndF][e^x][=] result is 0.7071588193 or as you wrote 0.7071 some calculators show an error message if you enter the [+/-] (the negative of a number before the number itself). In that case enter 0.693 then press [+/-]. the calculator should put a small - sign before the 0. You can try 0.693[+/-][x]4[/]8[2ndF][e^x][=]
how do remove 'GRAD' and 'P' and 'M" the calculator cannot type numbers 6 upwards with this appearing on the screen
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