My exponent key does not revert to regular script after i'm done with the exponent. it stays as superscript.

I assume you want an exponent. On this calculator you use the ^ key.

For example, enter 3, enter ^, enter 3, = should give you 27.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Good luck.

Paul

If you want to enter an exponent of ten, use the x10-superscript-x button in the center of the bottom row.
If you want to raise a number to another number, use the x-superscript-box button just below the big round cursor pad.
If you want to raise ten to a number, use SHIFT log.
If you want to raise e to a number, use SHIFT ln.

For "x to the y power" use the x-superscript-box key just below and right of the big round cursor pad. For "10 to the x power" use SHIFT [10^x] just to its right (marked "log"). To enter an exponent of 10 use "*10^x" on the bottom row between the "." and "Ans" keys.

It's the second function of the "2" key, marked "x-superscript-negative-one".

Press MODE. Use down-arrow to move to the bottom of the screen and then once more to get the second screen. On the top line of this screen, highlight "Classic" and press ENTER. Press 2nd [QUIT] to exit the mode editor. This will make your new calculator behave like your old one.

Press the right-arrow when you're done with the exponent to continue with the remainder of the expression.

Hey buddy, try this -

Select the letters or words and -

Press Ctrl + Shift + = to make it superscript. Press the same combination keys to toggle back to regular font size.

Press Ctrl + = to make it subscript. Press the same combination keys to toggle back to regular font size.

Let me know if this helps. Thanks!

There's nothing wrong, the calculator just has the newest version of the operating system. To tell the calculator you're finished entering the exponent, simply press the right-arrow. If you don't want the new MathPrint mode, press MODE, press up-arrow to get to the second page, keep pressing up-arrow to get to the top line, highlight CLASSIC, press ENTER, then press 2ND [QUIT]. Now the calculator will display as the older operating system did.

The new MathPrint mode shows exponents, roots, fractions, and other things more like they appear in textbooks.

I don't know about this specific calculator, but there is probably a button on your calculator that has a "y" with an "x" as a superscript (exponent). Or is could be reversed. But you wanted 2^8, you would push the 2 first, then the exponent button, then the 8, and there's your answer.

Good luck.

Hi,
You have a key labeled [Y to the x], use it for all the powers or roots that do not have a dedicated key or key sequence. Let the key be [^]

Ex: 13.675 to the power 1.33 is entered as 13.675 [^] (1.33) [=].
The result is 32.41778634
Ex: (-64)[^](2/3) [=] gives 16 as result. The (-) is the change sign key
Ex: (2.87655)^(-6.778) is entered as 2.87655 [^] ( (-) 6.778 ) [=] 0.0007758
The (-) is the change sign (or the negative of), not the regular minus. When you have a negative exponent or a complicated exponent, it is safer to enclose the whole exponent inside parentheses.

Hope it helps.
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