Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator "multiples math" Questions

where is the GCF/GCD button on my TI-85 Plus Silver Edition There are no such buttons, You'll find the lcm (least common multiple) and gcd (greatest common divisor) functions in the MATH NUM menu.

multiples On the old math explorers we could get multiples just by entering + (a number) = = = = = like + 6 = and get 6, 12, 18, 24, 36...... On the TI15, we can't figure out how to do this. We really

what does poduct mean in maths When you perform an arithmetic operation such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division the result has a specific name. The result of addition is called the ...

how do i do fractions with this calculator? there are so many keys i dont know what to push. The primary key to enter something that resembles a fraction is the division key, the one above the ...

i can't find this button on my calculator / this i can't find this button on my calculator / this fraction button. A fraction is in fact a ratio of two number: a division of a numerator by a ...

I need to enter a 3 x 3 matrix. It is 4 columns and 3 rows. How do I enter it in the TI-83 +? Press [2nd] [X to -1] under [MATH[ to access the (Matrix) menus. Use right arrow to highlight [EDIT] Press

How do i calculate 1.734 = (1+r)5 and get 1.1164. I keep getting an answer of 6.58 you have to know the value of r and then you follow the maths laws of multiplication.division , addition and ...

My TI-84 Plus Silver Edition is giving regular math problems (.064/160000) an answer involving an E (4E-7) and I'm not sure how to change it. The E is an engineering notation for 'x10^' so

I want to know how to key in to calculate 2 to the twelveth power to get anser. Hello, You should specify your calculator and avoid posting the same question multiple times.) Here is the solution for ...

how do you put in a fraction to mulitiply it by another fraction? A fraction is just a particular number. Enter numerator of first fraction Press the division sign Enter the denominator of first ...