Calculators

The accuracy of online payroll deduction calculators really depends on the information that you enter. You might want to look up your government website for your country and see if they have free calculators that you can use.

its cubic centimeters.

5 cm x 5 cm x 5 cm = 125 cm3 = 125cc

buy a new caulculator they just cost 1 dollar, but to fix it 20 dolars

A time sheet calculator can help one keep track of work hours quickly and effectively. It can save time when completing the time sheets and be used to verify the appropriate pay is received when paid.

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Ancient Romans counted with pebbles, in the same way that the Chinese use an abacus. The Latin for pebble is CALCULUS. Hence the verb to calculate. Which is, of course, what a calculator does.

It means to break it down by costs. So pretty much in the form a receipt. Each item is priced and its the final view of a sale or transaction overall.

Multiply by the conversion factor. There are 0.45 (approx) lbs in a kg.

the formula to convert kg to lbs

74.84274105 kg*

2.2046 lbs

1 kg

=

165 lbs

type this:

@echo off

:hom

title Calculator

echo Welcome %USERNAME%, Type a number.

set/p one=

cls

echo Type the sign. (+,-,*,/)

set/p two=%one%...

echo And type the last number.

set/p three=%one%%two%...

set/a final=%one%%two%%three%

cls

echo Total:

%one%%two%%three%=%final%

pause

cls

goto hom

then save as a batch file

Calculators do not have opposites because they are inanimate objects that serve a unique purpose (to answer math questions).

throw it on the floor till it gets damaged any ways i wanted to know it myself bt when i saw then it asked me rather than answering my question...

it is easy just flame it

An annuity calculator Canada would be some kind of retirement income calculator for Canadian. It uses your account balance, years of retirment, inflation and several other aspects to calculate a proper figure for the retirements, and in this case for a Canadian.

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you cant. you have to buy one because they are such good calculators.

He never did. Indeed, Edison did not do any work with electric calculators.

Others invented mechanical devices that could do calculations, but these were (literally) one of a kind. Not until 1851 was a calculator sold on a large-scale basis, and even then only a few thousand were sold in the next half century.

Note that, the item "Edison Cordless Calculator Patent 1902" is a joke item from the 1960s that only uses that name and date for humor.

There is not cos2 button on a TI-83 plus. You will need to enter the cosine function and then square it. (Press the x2 button to get the squared function.)

To type cos2(90) on a TI-83 plus, for example, type:

cos(90)2

Elementray school students should not use calculators because by using calculators they rely on them and there is no chance of learning a simple and basic calculation which cause a great trouble in future.

Everybody had different strengths and weakness, some people are naturally logical and math minded while other maybe athletic, creative, social, or artistic.

The easiest way to learn how to use a new calculator is by trial and error. This calculator is very powerful if you know how to use it, but it can be confusing at times. (though much less so than the more powerful TI calculators. I digress) If you do not have time for trial and error though, you could find a user manual online at: http://www.education.ti.com/guidebooks/graphing/84p/TI84PlusGuidebook_Part2_EN.pdf

And a helpful hint in general, if you are looking for a specific function that you can't find using menus, try looking in the catalog.

Its 200.

Source: calculator

The calculator will show you the number rounded to the maximum number of displayable digits, just as it does with any number that exceeds the precision of the calculator.

It depends upon the calculator. Most calculators do the above; however, the more recent common Casio calculators (eg the fx-83GT Plus) has the ability to display the recurring decimal as a recurring decimal with a dot over the recurring digit (or over the first and last recurring digits if more than 1 digit recurs), as a fraction or as above, with the ability to change the display between them.

no you got it mixed up it equals 21646947168000

Darts probably originate from projectile weapons, used by the Romans.