How to use Pi on the TI-30X iis Scientific Calculator

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Contents
0:00 Intro
0:19 Buttons used
0:27 Entering Pi on the calculator
0:39 How to find the Circumference of a circle
1:18 How to find the Area of a circle
1:47 Outro

[arturogomeztagle]

IF pi is in the denominator make sure to use0 parenthesis! it will divide the number and then multiply it by pi. 6/2pi = 9.42 instead of 0.955, drove me crazy. 6/(2pi)

[welp]

Brought up this whole ass video because I didn't see the pi symbol on my calculator. You saved me right off the bat :)

[lukeh]

Is there a way that I can get answers to appear in terms of pi?

[lukemiller]

oh i literally couldnt find the pi button. not high just dumb

[reinaprada]

Thank you! I was looking at my calculator and I couldn't find it...Now I know! Thanks again.

[lyavann]

Clicked on the video because I could not for the life of me find the pi key. Thank you for showing it in less than 27 secs. I feel like a fool 😭

[niyatelfar]

Wow. I'm mad at myself that i really had to search this

[smmarino]

Sorry I just threw my calculator bc I found out I'm quite literally: blind.



I FORGOT IT WAS THERE FOR YEARS, ITS R I G H T THERE, IM IN R A G E

[cbutler]

Help! I need on steps to solve pi ➗️ by square root of 29. I've been out of school for 25 years 🙏🏾

[aliensoup]

When performing multiplication on a constant such as pi, you don’t have to enter the “x” operator. You can enter pi 12^2 just as you would write it.

[nina-lswq]

In my case the calculator is calculating with pi and when i “enter” it comes again pi and not the nummeratical answer how can i solve this

[choi]

How do I get the answer in radians on this calc? 2*pi*11(radius) would be equal to 22pi, right? Or is this only possible on the multiview calc?

[ames]

I looked for it for so long maybe this is why i’m bad at math i can’t even find a button

[squiddy]

How tf did i miss that 🗿 (i couldn't find the pi button until now so thank you)