⚡ HOW TO USE THE CALCULATOR - QUICK START
🚀 DIRECT ACCESS TO CALCULATOR
👉 CLICK HERE TO OPEN CALCULATOR
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4-STEP PROCESS:
- ENTER NUMBERS - Click buttons or type using keyboard
- SELECT OPERATION - Choose from basic or advanced functions
- CALCULATE - Press = or Enter to get results
- COPY & USE - Copy results or continue calculations
💡 PRO TIPS:
- Use keyboard shortcuts for faster calculations
- Switch between modes: Basic, Scientific, Programmer
- Use memory functions (M+, M-, MR, MC) for complex calculations
- Enable history to track your calculations
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🚀 OPEN CALCULATOR NOW1 CHAPTER 1: BASIC CALCULATIONS (BEGINNER)
Step-by-Step Walkthrough:
STEP 1: Basic Arithmetic
Perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, division
25 + 17 = ?
42
100 ÷ 4 = ?
25
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STEP 2: Percentage Calculations
Calculate percentages, discounts, tips
15% of 200 = ?
30
Add 20% VAT to 150 = ?
180
🧮 TRY PERCENTAGES
🔢 Basic Operations Guide:
Basic Calculator Layout:
🎯 KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS:
- 0-9, . - Number input
- + - * / - Basic operations
- Enter - Calculate (=)
- Escape - Clear (C)
- Backspace - Delete last digit
2 CHAPTER 2: SCIENTIFIC CALCULATOR (INTERMEDIATE)
🔬 SCIENTIFIC FUNCTIONS
TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS
• sin, cos, tan
• asin, acos, atan
• sinh, cosh, tanh
• Degrees/Radians toggle
• asin, acos, atan
• sinh, cosh, tanh
• Degrees/Radians toggle
sin(30°) = ?
0.5
LOGARITHMIC FUNCTIONS
• log (base 10)
• ln (natural log)
• e^x (exponential)
• 10^x (power of 10)
• ln (natural log)
• e^x (exponential)
• 10^x (power of 10)
log(100) = ?
2
POWER & ROOTS
• x² (square)
• x³ (cube)
• √ (square root)
• ∛ (cube root)
• x^y (power)
• x³ (cube)
• √ (square root)
• ∛ (cube root)
• x^y (power)
√144 = ?
12
📊 CONSTANTS & MEMORY FUNCTIONS
Built-in Mathematical Constants:
π (Pi) = 3.141592653589793
e (Euler's) = 2.718281828459045
φ (Golden) = 1.618033988749894
e (Euler's) = 2.718281828459045
φ (Golden) = 1.618033988749894
Memory Functions:
M+
Add to Memory
M-
Subtract from Memory
MR
Recall Memory
MC
Clear Memory
Memory Function Example:
1. Calculate: 15 × 4 = 60
2. Press M+ to store 60
3. Calculate: 25 + 3 = 28
4. Press M+ to add 28 (Total: 88)
5. Press MR to recall: 88
6. Press MC to clear memory
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2. Press M+ to store 60
3. Calculate: 25 + 3 = 28
4. Press M+ to add 28 (Total: 88)
5. Press MR to recall: 88
6. Press MC to clear memory
3 CHAPTER 3: ADVANCED FEATURES (ADVANCED)
🚀 ACCESS ADVANCED FEATURES
👉 Click here for Programming Mode, Unit Conversions & History
Advanced Features:
💻 PROGRAMMER MODE
Number system conversions:
DEC
Decimal (10)
HEX
Hexadecimal (16)
BIN
Binary (2)
OCT
Octal (8)
Decimal 255 = ?
Hex: FF, Binary: 11111111, Octal: 377
⚡ QUICK ACTIONS
Calculator Modes:
Basic Mode
Scientific Mode
Programmer Mode
History Feature
📝 CALCULATION HISTORY
15 + 25 = 40
√144 = 12
sin(30) = 0.5
255 (DEC) = FF (HEX)
💡 PRO TIPS
- Use parentheses for complex expressions
- Chain calculations without clearing
- Use keyboard for faster input
- Toggle between degrees/radians
- Save frequently used calculations
📝 PRACTICE EXERCISES
Try these calculations:
Exercise 1: (15 + 3) × 4 ÷ 2
Exercise 2: sin(45°) × cos(45°)
Exercise 3: Convert 100°C to °F
Exercise 4: Convert decimal 100 to binary
Exercise 5: Calculate 15% tip on $85
Exercise 2: sin(45°) × cos(45°)
Exercise 3: Convert 100°C to °F
Exercise 4: Convert decimal 100 to binary
Exercise 5: Calculate 15% tip on $85
Solutions (Try in calculator first):
- 1. 36
- 2. 0.5
- 3. 212°F
- 4. 1100100
- 5. $12.75
Still Need Help?
Common questions and solutions
❓ FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: How do I calculate percentages?
A: Example: 15% of 200 = 200 × 15 ÷ 100 = 30. Or simply: 200 × 0.15 = 30
Q: What's the difference between sin() and asin()?
A: sin() gives the sine of an angle. asin() (arcsine) gives the angle whose sine is the input value.
Q: How do I use memory functions?
A: M+ adds current value to memory, M- subtracts, MR recalls memory, MC clears memory.
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