CONVERT FIGURE INTO WORD

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Check out free calculators online. Just type in calculators and type grams etc. then you can figure it out. :-)

You cannot do it with this kind of calculator. You need a financial /business calculator.
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Sorry to disappoint you but this calculator does not do windows. The operation you require is truly basic so as to be done by hand. It will be simpler for you if you tried to understand the scientific notation.

Go on line type converting metric to feet

The programs called applications are vailable on the education.ti.com web site. You can download them and transfer them to your calculator.
The programs that you might see when you press PGRM key are programs written by the user or copied onto the calculator by transfer. There are a lot of programs availavle on the web at ticalc.org. Look for what you need, download to your computer and use TI Coonect to transfert them on your calculator. Whatever you choose to do is UNDER YOUR SOLE responsibility.

The BA-II Plus does not work with fractions.

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Hello

If I am guessing correctly, you want to convert a decimal number into a fraction. In the TI86 you do as follows
1. Press [MATH] you get a set of menus. By pressing right arrow you can scroll through the list.
2. Look for submenu [MISC] and press the function key. Under that submenu there is a long list SUM, PROD, etc. Press the right arrow to travel down the list until you find Frac preceded by a fat arrow.

To convert a decimal number you enter it, then you travel down the MATH menu until you reach the ToFrac menu. You press the function key under the menu and you get your fraction, reduced to its simplest form.

Hope it helps.

I had the same problem and wrote to Canon for help. The reply was I could purchase an operation guide from Canon at US$10+ plus tax. My response to them was "I can easily buy a new F-502 at Staples at C$9.99, which shall come with a guide". Funny, isn't it?