I have a question a scientific calculator how do I get it to calculate the answers in a form like 2(9√3) = 18 √3 and not decimals? I know the ones at my school do it and its called "mathprint mode"

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anonymous · Answer

just use the calculator .. Damn it ー△ー'

anonymous · Answer

What?

anonymous · Answer

r u allowed to u the calculators ?   =.=

anonymous · Answer

wait .. let me see

anonymous · Answer

Yes I can use the calculator! I want to know how to get my answers in square root forms not decimals.

anonymous · Answer

well .. i don't know how -.-'     Sowwie

anonymous · Answer

If you are using a casio there should be a button that says "S<>D", this should be above the "DEL" button. Press it after you have calculated something and it should convert the answer.

anonymous · Answer

Oh man....

anonymous · Answer

omg .. i think i got ur question now  X]

anonymous · Answer

i think nabizag said what u need to know

anonymous · Answer

I dont have a casio...

anonymous · Answer

Ok, what calculator do you have?

anonymous · Answer

http://web2.0calc.com/

anonymous · Answer

lol or a

anonymous · Answer

TI-30XA

anonymous · Answer

O_0 mastercat .. I will kill u =..=

anonymous · Answer

i don't know about that calculator .. ￣ _￣

anonymous · Answer

like thid one ? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/48/TI-30Xa_Solar.jpg ?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

well .. i think cuz i never tired one of these ..... i think  you should be pressing on  the arrow button   .. try it =..=

anonymous · Answer

* tried    i mean >_    >'

anonymous · Answer

omh hurry .. i g t g

anonymous · Answer

Try pressing "2nd" and then the left arrow at the bottom left.