Will the calculator factor polynomials?
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Straight out of the box, no, but you can use the integer zeros from the graph, or integer solutions from equation solver, to find the factors. Also, as AL mentioned, there are CAS programs you can add to it.
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Yes .. there is a formula which allows you to enter the variables and then responds with the answer
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No. It will solve polynomials of degree 2 to 6 (including complex roots), but will not factorise them. You can add unofficial programs that will achieve this, but in its standard form, this is a non-CAS (Computer Algebra System) calculator.
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Seller claims it will work on any calculator that take a black & red ribbon. I would ask the seller because all machines are not the same. Hope this helps...
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Yes. The calculator is fully functional on battery power. I don't know how long the batteries will last since I haven't had to replace them yet. It is just a pleasure not to have to be concerned with hooking upo AC, even when I am just using it at my desk.
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Yes, it will work. You just need to enter your own calculations. Hope this helps!
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I did not use it for a calculator. I hang it in my parrot's cage and she rips the paper off the roll. It's a cheap bird toy.
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You need to be careful on this one- my son has the ES. Some schools will not let you use the calculators with graphing on them! Check with your engineering dept. Also, you might want a different calculator for your math classes. My son has both, but uses the ES for his engineering.
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I'm not 100% sure, but I think it does. I remember there was something there that was a little different about the decimal point, so I want to tentatively say "yes." It is a really nice calculator! I returned mine because it was an accidental purchase (I must be more careful when online). A very good product for the money.
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Yes. But I do not like this calculator. It is awkward to use. There is no final solution solved button when using plus and minus.
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It's not a graphical calculator. So I would say no. You may want to check out TI-84.
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Hello Sudhansu! Unfortunately we do not manufacture the calculators that we offer in our retail stores. You may want to contact the manufacturer at http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/home to see if they can locate the specific model of the calculator that can show previous calculations. I can tell you that the Canon LS-82Z Business Calculator does not show any previous calculations. I hope this helps! Thank you for choosing OfficeMax!
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No,you can just use the function of the calculator, like PV,FV. If you want it to be programmable, you may choose CASIO
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I'm sorry, I don't have any experience with that calculator, but I would imagine it can as long as a regular serial connection is what the 49g requires. It doesn't change the pinout or anything. If your calculator cam interface with a standard serial, it should be able to use this.
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I don't know. I don't imagine that it could. I don't have the calculator any more, and I don't really remember what it's functions were; only that I had a problem using it for this math course that I was taking.
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Terre, I have the Calculator at work but I would have to say yes off the top of my head. The only way it would do that is if it has a physical slide for setting the number of decimal points. I don't believe this has that. I can double check tomorrow when I'm at work. And post another response if it does.
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Yes...but I hate the calculator....l looking for new non Canon. Last 2 have gone bad quickly.
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Yes, I bought this calculator for my daughter; it is great for everything! Chemistry/physics/and all math course. Highly recommend it, not sure how my daughter survived without this calculator.
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Yes, this calculator can show decimal, fraction or recurring. Just press the "S<->D"button.