is this the math version? Addition, subtraction?
1886036
no you have to get 5 cards in a row for a sequence depending on the number or players you might need 2 sequences to win.
899815
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.
1761239
yes,but when you get into hundreths,(0.01) it only reads in 2 hundreths at a time....i.e. 0.02,0.04,0.06, etc.
1434291
I am not sure what you mean. To me it works logically which is why I bought it. 8+6=14. 8-6=2 and so on. Hope this helps.
1861386
Hi, In order to subtract, you input the number you're subtracting from followed by the plus sign. Then put in the number you are subtracting followed by the minus sign.
1636415
Its, ok. Dont worry, that happened to me too. Over the DEL bottom, there is one with the symbol S &lt;-&gt; D, When you tap that one it gives you the option for your answer, either fraction or decimal. Hoping I helped you.
1853251
Don't know. Is this a c++ type function? Think nothing is built in. No matches in manual search. Could probably be programmed if it can be described as equation or program routine.
362333
To subtract 200 from 500, press 500 (+=), 200 (-). To do a column, 500, 300, -200, 400. Press 500 (+=), 300 (+=), 200 (-), 400 (+=). If you hit the total button again as with most calculators, you will get a wrong number. Had I realized this was how it worked, I would have sent it back. I guess the astrick is a total button.
2013210
This is far more power you will need for Algebra 2. In fact, this will make the class ridiculously easy with the CAS system that can solve anything from Algebra two. So yes. It is.
961664
Yes, I found the math quite a bit off . . . just purchase 3 six packs and call it a day - right? Still have change to spare . . .
994358
I'm not so sure what your doing. With mine you put in the large number and hit the + key then put in your lower number had hit the - key and to get he answer hit the * key. Example: 500 plus key, 250 minus key, star key to get the answer = 250 I hope this helps you.
1183178
Yes it does. 0.1 increments. You can see it in the image if you look carefully enough.
1762976
Yes, you should send their support an email and ask for the free trial version... I see "support@math-support.com" as the correct email. The free trial version lets you download and run the software before using it, allowing you to verify that the program runs on your computer and that it is going to do what you need it to do!
616645
If your students know their facts well, yes. They have to know various ways to make a particular "sum" with the dice they have rolled. You could certainly modify the game using 2 or 3 dice and just have them add or subtract the numbers they roll. It's more of a competitive game kind of like Boggle, except you have to be the first to use your dice to reach the sum on the white die ( die? dye?) does that make since?
2065194
I have no idea. First calculator I have ever owned with no instruction book. Works fine for all standard calculations, but no hints on situations like yours.
126161
Sorry, I don't have that answer for you. Try "googling" that question on the Internet or check a math book. Good luck!
1124573
From Hearth Math thesere is only one product available for desktop, this one!