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How do I input an algebraic expression on a casio scientific calculator?

Oct 26, 2009 by mohamadkanj@ymail.com | Posted in Mathematics

I am using a casio fx-95MS scientific calculator,,, so how do I input an algebraic look like: 5x+7x or 2(5x-7x)???

you can't. you have to upstanding input coefficients of x. or solve manually using your perspicacity.

chicken noodle soup | Oct 26, 2009

how do i use the statistical features of my casio scientific calculator fx 83ES?

Feb 22, 2009 by ZomgScott! | Posted in Mathematics

hi im taxing to figure out how to use the statistical features on my casio scientific calculator fx 83ES. i want to work to use my calculator to m out standard deviation, mean, etc... i get to the 1 var table, with the x and y columns but what do i do once i have entered my values into the first column?

You can download the instructions from the site below. It is pointless to try to reproduce it here.


http://support.casio.com/manualfile.php?rgn=2&cid=004001012

ignoramus | Feb 23, 2009

How can I fix my Casio scientific calculator?

May 16, 2009 by This Girl. | Posted in Mathematics

I was working in my Maths assignment when realised that I needed to use my scientific calculator. So I got it out of my out of my bag and pressed the on button but it nothing woul awaken up on the display. I'm pretty sure I didn't drop and the last term I used it, it was in perfect condition. HELP! I really fancy to see if I can fix it to avoid buying another £10 calculator :)

Thanks

Hi,

Did you explore whether the battery is still working? Perhaps you can try to reset it, there is a tiny hole at the back of the calculator, use a pin to urgency it and see if anything happens.

If not, then most probably you will need a new one.

J

anonymous89 | May 16, 2009

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