Does this calculator have derivative and integral options?
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No, unfortunately this calculator does not do derivative nor integral functions.
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As far my knowledge goes, there is nothing such as money function which exists in any financial calculator. You have all the time based and discount rate based functions which you could possibly imagine. For ex: - NPV, IRR, Bond, CF, etc.. If you mean these functions to be money based then yes they are there..
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Hi Elizabeth, I sincerely doubt that. However, there is a option to have a table of values which will calculate discrete values f(x) for a range of x. Hope it helps.
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It does not come with a "full-fledged guidebook," although it does include a user's manual and a small card with printed commands. However, this calculator is very intuitive and user friendly that a guidebook would almost be redundant and "overkill," if you will.
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It has a differential that can be set.. I currently use a degree c differential.
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YES, but not by using the divide operator. The 'Q' function in the Apps menu is used to find the Quotient & the Remainder.
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It cannot be used as a calculator and there is a mode without the timer. I have never used Math Whiz so I can't answer that question.
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I can't remember if the calculator available in the front of the book is scientific. However if it is not you can draw one on a sheet and it would be functional.
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Yes, there is a calculator feature. It also has a stopwatch and a calendar. All in the Tools section
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Yes. I think it is. I really like this calculator. I use it every day in our business.
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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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It works like any other calculator. Go on google and type in calculator instructions.
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No. However its the best easy to use and have all major functionality that engineer and mathematicians needs. I just completed BS in computer engineering and i hardly used graphic calculator with this.
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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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Yes it does but I would look for another calculator. I have had two and they have both been terrible. This one after the first week just hangs up and won't add the last number unless I bounce it on the desk. Looking for something better myself.
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This calculator comes with two instruction sheets that are about 24 by 15 inches in size, and they are double sided. The one sheet describes all of the functions of the calculator, while the other provides examples of these functions. It probably would have been nicer to have a booklet format with a table of contents and an index. The sheets are fairly comprehensive though.
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This calculator does have some physical constants programmed into it, but I can't tell you which ones because I returned mine to Amazon due to the mixed up keys that I mentioned in my review. I ended up getting an older HP from Ebay instead, since I've had my other HPs for so long without any problems, and all the new calculators I've tried are junk. I think the manual for this calculator can be downloaded from the Sharp website and it should have a listing of the constants in it. Note that the quality control on these is terrible and the warranty is useless, but it is inexpensive. If you do decide to get one make sure that the keytops on your calculator match the ones in the photos - some on mine were mixed up (read my review) and I'm sure it isn't the only one like that. I was a physics major back in the early 90s, and I had a laminated card that fit in my 3-ring binder with about every constant you'd ever need on it - more than is in any calculator. I don't know if they still make those, but that might be a better route - and you could certainly make one yourself. Yes, you have to punch them in the calculator manually, but that's no big deal. Trust me, after you do that enough times you will end up having a bunch of the constants at least partially memorized, and that can be a huge help on exams, oral comprehensives, lecturing, etc.