09-20-2014, 11:49 PM
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1) Which HP calculator(s) normalize a number the moment you press a shift key, i.e., 0.5 turns into 0.5000 to the limits of the display mode when the shift key is pressed.
2) Which HP calculator(s) have only one of these functions as a primary key, and the rest are shifted keys: 10^x, e^x, LN, LOG ?
And, yes, sadly, I am not at HHC 2014 this year.
Just because I use calculator(s) above does not necessarily mean there is one or more than one. That's up to you to figure out. Kudos to anyone who figures this out from memory without googling or otherwise looking at calculators. :-)
1) Which HP calculator(s) normalize a number the moment you press a shift key, i.e., 0.5 turns into 0.5000 to the limits of the display mode when the shift key is pressed.
2) Which HP calculator(s) have only one of these functions as a primary key, and the rest are shifted keys: 10^x, e^x, LN, LOG ?
And, yes, sadly, I am not at HHC 2014 this year.
Just because I use calculator(s) above does not necessarily mean there is one or more than one. That's up to you to figure out. Kudos to anyone who figures this out from memory without googling or otherwise looking at calculators. :-)