how do you use the access the calculator function on the computer?
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Just click on the calcutator shortcut. Are you talking about in a program. Do you have calculator installed...if not install in under Add and Remove;windows setup.
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What do you mean like a normal computer??  well why don't u just go to Start->All Programs->Accessories and choose calculator and set it up for scientific...
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void main()\n{\ncout<<"no"<<"/t"<<"id.no"<<"/t"<<"name"<<"/t"<<"sex"<<"/t"<<"department";\ncout<<"1 001/98 sarafcomputerscience&#92;n";\ncout<<"your information";\ncout<<"your information";\ncout<<"your information";\ncout<<"your information";\n\n}\nif u want to get input at runtime try to input thr cin>> statement and get that output by cout statement
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use yur calculator...
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Always Google! E.g., http://www.howardcc.edu/math/calculator/ti83frame.htm
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Babbage - first "calculator" technically a computer
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You need a calculator program, that is if you even have a programmable calculator.
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I do a lot of graphics calculator programming so could give you tips if you want. In any case you could write a program on the ti-83 + or 84+ by pressing prgm right right enter typing in a name then writing the equation which can be viewed from edit. You can also store them in the GDB I think it's called by going second prgm and across to store GDB. or You can write a program\n:Clrhome\n:Output(1,1,"Your info"\n:Pause\n:Clrhome\n:Output(1,1,"More info"
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click on a cell, type the = sign then click on another cell, type a mathematical function such as + or -, then click on another cell.  hit enter and there you have a calcutation.
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For TI-83 or 84:\n\nHit "LOG" button to the left of the "7" button. \nType 1000. \nHit the ")" button.\nPress "Enter"\nThe number 3 should be displayed.\nThe "LOG" button on a calculator means log to the base of ten.\nThe "LN" button on a calculator means log to the base of the natural number, e.
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Using what tool?\n\nInternet access?  Use Google Calculator -- see http://www.google.com/features.html#calculator\n\nPencil and paper?  Try iterations of Newton's method.\n\nCalculator?  Get a rough estimate by hitting the sqrt key ten times, subtract one, divide by ten, add one, then hit the "x squared" key ten times.\n\nLog tables?  Look up the logarithm, divide by ten, find antilogarithm.\n\nCalculator with x^y button?  Raise to the 0.1 power.\n\nCalculator with e^x and ln buttons?  Take ln, divide by ten, take e^x.\n\nC compiler?  Include <math.h> and use the pow function.\n\nJava?  Use Math.pow.\n\nFORTRAN or Perl?  Use x ** 0.1.
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There are a number of available tools in the following website:\n\nhttp://www.functionx.com/
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yes, get a calculator
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ever hear of a calculator?
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hold alt and type on the number pad 227 π
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If you have the TI-34 calculator, you will need to use the 2nd function key and then push the >D key (2nd column, 3rd row) to access the A b/c key.\nI don't own any of these calculators, but I would imagine that it is going to be a second function key, which means you will need to look for the small text written above each key.  Which model of a calculator do you have?
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On most calculators, that will add the current answer to whatever number is in the calculators memory.  For example, suppose you have the number 5 already in the memory.  You push 4 + 2 <M+>.  The number in the memory is now 11.