Question

found a scientific calculator online but never used one before so im not sure how to put absolute value in |10-3|+|7-12| how would i put that into the calculator

Answer 1

do you see abs anywhere?

Answer 2

no

Answer 3

well i really dont know
i don't what calculator you are looking at

Answer 4

maybe you could provide a link to this calculator otherwise i will be of no help

Answer 5

http://www.math.com/students/calculators/source/scientific.htm

Answer 6

http://www.math.com/students/calculators/source/scientific.htm

Answer 7

if i know how to input things i will be fine and can hopefully figure this crap out out but the calculator in its self is confusing as all hell

Answer 8

yep i have a better calculator for you
http://www.wolframalpha.com/

Answer 9

why do you want to put this in a calculator?

Answer 10

the one you gave wouldn't do abs value

|10-3|=|7|=7
|7-12|=|-5|=5

7+5=12

Answer 11

|will any problems like that do abs value

Answer 12

what? i dont understand your question

Answer 13

like this one for example |3^2-5^2|-|6^2| can that be done on the calculator and if so how do i put the numbers in

Answer 14

|9-25|-|36|=|-16|-|36|=16-36=-20

your calculator may not have absolute value you could just do (5^2-3^2)-6^2

for the first one you could just do (10-3)+(12-7)

Answer 15

ok thanks ill try checking out the one u suggested i appricate ur help

Answer 16

if you have the absolute value of (a-b) and b>a then just do b-a

Answer 17

what is the absolute value is sqaured like | squared dont know how to out that symbol 16- 49 sqaured |

Answer 18

ok you can do \[\sqrt{x^2}\] instead of |x|

Answer 19

so on that calculator u sent me to how do i enter the squared sign tho

Answer 20

if you want to do \[\sqrt{(3-8)^2}\], just enter in sqrt((3-8)^2)
but the calc i gave can also do |3-8| which i said is the same as the sqrt((3-8)^2)

Answer 21

where do those numbers come from or are those numbers u made up the numbers i have are16 and 49 and both numbers have the squared check mark thing around them

Answer 22

yes its an example