Calculators

A battery.

No.

Blaise Pascal. He called it the PASCALINE.

with millimeters

Immediate Annuity Calculator

An immediate annuity is a product sold by insurance companies that is designed to provide you with an income stream for life. The income, by definition, is designed to start immediately, although some immediate annuities allow you to defer payments for up to one year. It is very important to remember that once you set up an immediate annuity, you no longer control the money you put in it. Likewise, while the income stream is guaranteed for your lifetime, an untimely death will not result in any money being returned to your estate. This calculator is designed to help you estimate your monthly payments from an immediate annuity.

Blaise Pascal

Nezarr the Calculator was created in 1977.

gottrified leibnitz is the one who invent the leibnitz calculator.

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NO

I'll assume you mean TI-83+, as the TI-83 cannot archive programs. On the TI-83+, archived means that a program, list, equation, picture, or other item is stored in the calculator's Flash memory instead of its RAM. This can be used so that the item does not get erased when the RAM is cleared, or to reclaim free RAM for other programs and files. However, archived items cannot be executed or modified, so they must be unarchived first.

More calculator assistance is available at the related link "Cemetech" below.

Rulers compasses,protractors

Tools such as formulas or mini rulers can be found online, or in the front or back of math text books.

If your calculator has a % sign,

you just have to press 7.65% x 430

this will give you an answer of 32.895.

Excluding residential calculations, an ordinary outlet shall be calculated at: Excluding residential calculations, an ordinary outlet shall be calculated at:

:Input "X1",A

:Input "X2",B

:Input "Y1",C

:Input "Y2",D

:(D-C)/(B-A)->E

:Disp "SLOPE:",E

Blaise Pascal in 1623

A debt calculator online can be found at many bank websites. Make sure your using a trustworthy website while referencing the debt material and always remember to find a professional at your bank to explain things if you don't understand!

there isn't one.

Press the Y= button and type 'X+2' (not the quotes) next to Y1 (or any other Y will work). Then press GRAPH.

(To type X, press the X,T,θ,n button. If you don't see Y1= when you press Y=, press MODE and select FUNC, then try again.)

1500-j3181 to polar

The easiest way is to put it in polar mode then set r= to any constant. In rectangular mode, you can graph (sqrt(r^2-x^2)) and -(sqrt(r^2-x^2)) where r is any constant.

It is an item used for adding, dividing, multiplying and minus numbers. So you don't really have to do it in your head.
the calcutator is used to add, subtract, divide and mulitply numbers
Calculator is of course used to calculate mathematical operations like subtraction, addition, multiplication, division and others that human being will have difficulty to do.

No, the very first mechanical calculators could only add and subtract. The first mechanical calculators were invented in 1623 by Wilhelm Schickard, followed by the Pascaline, invented in 1645 by Blaise Pascal.

However, calculators that could multiply and divide were in use by the 19th century.