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I cant move the "sci"

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Press the "2ndF" function button, then the "mode". Repeat until you get to your desired function

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How do I get rid of the "FIX" at the top of calculator?

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  1. Press [MODE] .
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  3. After that, you must set the number of decimal digits: use down arrow to move cursor to second line. FLOAT 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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I know how to enter my numbers in scientific notation, but how do I set up my calculator so that my answers are in scientific notation also?

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It is quite simple. Press [MODE]. Right Arrow to select [SCI][ENTER]. You can then press [2nd][QUIT] to go to the HOME screen (normal screen).
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