Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Silver Edition Graphic Calculator "negative sign" Questions

...negative sign - is than smaller the minus sign for the subtraction operation. On other calculators, the key is marked as +/-. You must be careful how to use it: it must be the first sign of any ...

...negative sign, on that calculator, the two are not interchangeable. I purposely used the minus sign just now and also got a syntax error, but it looks like it works with the negative sign (-) located ...

...the negative sign? The negative sign is the same as the minus sign. It is above the [+] and below [x] . Using the minus button will have the same effect and will negate the number you press after

...See captured image below. You have to use (-) sign The negative sign you are using is for substraction, when you want to create a negative number, use the negatve sign button that is in

...the no by same power in positive which you want in negative or there is small negative sign in the upper half of the calculator which you can use if you want to put a nagative sign before a

...negative numbers? There is a key with a "+" sign, 2 arrows and a "-" sign. After you enter a number, hit this key to change it's sign. Hope this helps. Good luck! Next to the equal sign on your left ...

Minus sign display problem I seem to have hit some key sequence which makes the minus sign be upper justified vertically rather than center justified. Can you tell me how to fix this? Calculators have

...negative sign that is the one to use. Use it also for negative exponents. As you can see the result is -.8. Notice how the - before the dot is small with respect to the regular minus, as in the last ...

applies the negative sign, so what you're actually doing is squaring 2, then applying the - sign to your answer. You need to put the -2 in parenthesis, so (-2)^2. That will give you 4. Hope this helps

...sign. This operation is called unary, requiring one operand. -a means take the negative of the number a.These are the technicalities, in which you may not be interested. On calculators, the two ...