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and recall it, store an operation

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Quick Reference to Keys (Continued) A Key y ¬ ¨ © z | › œ r Function Converts a decimal or a fraction to a percent. Calculates the square root of a number. Raises a number to the power you specify. Enters the value of p. It is stored internally to 13 decimal places (3.141592653590). In some cases, results display with symbolic p, and in other cases as a numeric value. Stores the displayed value for later use. If there is already a value in memory, the new one will replace it. When memory contains a value other than 0, M displays on the screen. (Will not work while a calculation is in process.) Recalls the memory value for use in a calculation when pressed once. When pressed twice, clears memory. Each can store one or more operations with constant value(s), which can be repeated by pressing only one key, as many times as desired. To store an operation to Op1 or Op2 and recall it: • Press › (or œ), enter the operator and the value, and press › (or œ) to save the operation. • Press › (or œ) to recall the stored operation. To clear the contents of Op1 or Op2, press ‡$$, select Op1 or Op2, and press ®. New operations can now be stored for repeated use. Rounds off results to the nearest thousand. Rounds off results to the nearest hundred. Rounds off results to the nearest ten. Rounds off results to the nearest one. Rounds off results to the nearest tenth. Rounds off results to the nearest hundredth. Rounds off results to the nearest thousandth. Removes fixed-decimal setting and returns to floating decimal. © 2000 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INCORPORATED TI-15: A Guide for Teachers A-3

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© 2000 T
EXAS
I
NSTRUMENTS
I
NCORPORATED
TI-15: A Guide for Teachers
A
-
3
Quick Reference to Keys
(Continued)
A
Key
Function
y
Converts a decimal or a fraction to a percent.
¬
Calculates the square root of a number.
¨
Raises a number to the power you specify.
©
Enters the value of
p
. It is stored internally to 13 decimal places
(3.141592653590). In some cases, results display with symbolic
p
, and
in other cases as a numeric value.
z
Stores the displayed value for later use. If there is already a value in
memory, the new one will replace it. When memory contains a value other
than 0,
M
displays on the screen. (Will not work while a calculation is in
process.)
|
Recalls the memory value for use in a calculation when pressed once.
When pressed twice, clears memory.
›
œ
Each can store one or more operations with constant value(s), which
can be repeated by pressing only one key, as many times as desired. To
store an operation to
Op1
or
Op2
and recall it:
•
Press
›
(or
œ
), enter the operator and the value, and press
›
(or
œ
) to save the operation.
•
Press
›
(or
œ
) to recall the stored operation.
To clear the contents of
Op1
or
Op2
, press
‡$$
, select
Op1
or
Op2
, and press
®
. New operations can now be stored for repeated
use.
Š³
Rounds off results to the nearest thousand.
Š‘
Rounds off results to the nearest hundred.
Š’
Rounds off results to the nearest ten.
Š“
Rounds off results to the nearest one.
Š˜
Rounds off results to the nearest tenth.
Š™
Rounds off results to the nearest hundredth.
Šš
Rounds off results to the nearest thousandth.
Šr
Removes fixed-decimal setting and returns to floating decimal.