CONSTANTS
When adding, subtracting, or dividing, the last operation and number you enter are held in memory as the con- stant function, allowing easy calcula- tions with repetitive numbers. Each time you press =, the calculator per- forms the constant function and dis- plays the results.
Example 1:
5 + 6 = 11
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4 | + 6 = | GT | 10. |
5 | = | GT | 11. |
(+6 is the constant)
Example 2: 14 – 7 = 7
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20 | – 7 = | GT | 13. |
14 | = | GT | 7. |
Example 3: 14 ÷ 7 = 2
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21 | ÷ 7 = | GT | 3. |
14 | = | GT | 2. |
(÷7 is the constant)
When multiplying, the first operation and number you enter are the con- stant function. For example:
4 × 5 = 20
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4 × 6 = | GT | 24. |
5 = | GT | 20. |
(4 × is the constant)
Operation | 9 |
