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Use the buttons or your keyboard. Enter a number, choose an operation, then enter the next number. Press = to get your answer.
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Use the buttons or your keyboard. Enter a number, choose an operation, then enter the next number. Press = to get your answer.
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Copy a result, save a number in memory, or switch to scientific functions. Use dark mode when your day runs a little late.
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128 ÷ 432 each80 × 15%12200 − 20%160It works like a pocket calculator: operations are evaluated as you enter them, from left to right. For example, 2 + 3 × 4 gives 20, not 14. For expressions with different precedence, calculate the multiplication first and reuse that result.
To find 15% of 80, enter 80 × 15 % =. To increase 200 by 10%, enter 200 + 10 % = for 220. To take 10% off, enter 200 − 10 % = for 180. With addition and subtraction, % uses the first number as its base.
The calculator uses decimal arithmetic with 30 significant digits internally and displays up to 15 significant digits. Each completed result is rounded to that display precision before reuse. Repeating decimals and scientific functions are approximations. Check critical financial or engineering calculations independently.
M+ adds the displayed number to memory. M− subtracts it. MR recalls the saved number, and MC clears memory. AC resets the current calculation without clearing memory or history.
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Yes. Select Scientific above the keypad or open the scientific calculator for square roots, powers, logarithms, factorials and trigonometry in degrees or radians.