Texas Instruments TI-30XIIB Owners Manual - Page 7

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II. KEY DEFINITIONS AND INDEX On/Clear Key - Initially this key applies power to the calculator. Once the calculator is turned on. pressing this key clears an entry if no function or operation key has been pressed. When pressed after an operation or a function, this key clears the display, all pending operations and the constant. Pressing this key twice at any time clears the display. all pending operations and the constant. (WI Off Key -Removes power from the calculator. r 08-1 through 1 9 1 Digit Keys - Enter numbers 0 through 9 See page 9 =Decimal Point Key -Enters a decimal point See page 9. Fil]Change Sign Key - When pressed after number entry or a calculation. changes the sign of the number. The sign of the exponent is changed when this key is pressed after the key. See page 9. E] PI Key - Enters the value of pi correct to 11 digits. (This value is rounded to 8 digits for display only) Sae page 9- [4"] Add Key -Completes any previously entered arithmetic, y` or t y function and instructs the calculator to add the next entered quantity to the displayed number. See page 15. C] Subtract Key -Completes any previously entered arithmetic. y' or 1. y function and instructs the calculator to subtract the next entered quantity from the displayed number. See page 15 (X] Multiply Key - Completes any previously entered r divide or multiply, or 'V y function and instructs the calculator to multiply the displayed number by the next entered quantity. This displayed value must be less than 1 x 101" or an error condition may result. See page 15 1-0E Divide Key -Completes any previously entered r divide or multiply, or 't y function and instructs the calculator to divide the displayed number by the next entered quantity. See page 15 J=1 Equals Key - Combines all previously entered numbers and operations. This key is used to obtain both intermediate and final results. See page 15 5

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II.
KEY
DEFINITIONS
AND
INDEX
On/Clear
Key
Initially
this
key
applies
power
to
the
calculator.
Once
the
calculator
is
turned
on.
pressing
this
key
clears
an
entry
if
no
function
or
operation
key
has
been
pressed.
When
pressed
after
an
operation
or
a
function,
this
key
clears
the
display,
all
pending
operations
and
the
constant.
Pressing
this
key
twice
at
any
time
clears
the
display.
all
pending
operations
and
the
constant.
(WI
Off
Key
—Removes
power
from
the
calculator.
r
08
-
1
through
1
9
1
Digit
Keys
Enter
numbers
0
through
9
See
page
9
=Decimal
Point
Key
—Enters
a
decimal
point
See
page
9.
Fil]Change
Sign
Key
When
pressed
after
number
entry
or
a
calculation.
changes
the
sign
of
the
number.
The
sign
of
the
exponent
is
changed
when
this
key
is
pressed
after
the
key.
See
page
9.
E]
PI
Key
Enters
the
value
of
pi
correct
to
11
digits.
(This
value
is
rounded
to
8
digits
for
display
only)
Sae
page
9-
[4"]
Add
Key
—Completes
any
previously
entered
arithmetic,
y`
or
t
y
function
and
instructs
the
calculator
to
add
the
next
entered
quantity
to
the
displayed
number.
See
page
15.
C]
Subtract
Key
—Completes
any
previously
entered
arithmetic.
y'
or
1.
y
function
and
instructs
the
calculator
to
subtract
the
next
entered
quantity
from
the
displayed
number.
See
page
15
(X]
Multiply
Key
Completes
any
previously
entered
divide
or
multiply,
r
or
'V
y
function
and
instructs
the
calculator
to
multiply
the
displayed
number
by
the
next
entered
quantity.
This
displayed
value
must
be
less
than
1
x
10
1
"
or
an
error
condition
may
result.
See
page
15
1-0E
Divide
Key
—Completes
any
previously
entered
divide
or
multiply,
r
or
't
y
function
and
instructs
the
calculator
to
divide
the
displayed
number
by
the
next
entered
quantity.
See
page
15
J=
1
Equals
Key
Combines
all
previously
entered
numbers
and
operations.
This
key
is
used
to
obtain
both
intermediate
and
final
results.
See
page
15
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