TI 30X II Fraction Decimal Percents

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[LukeKyser]

Not only did you answer my question, but you answered a few others that I didn't even know I had. And I only watched the first 5 minutes! Thank you very much, that was very informative.

[matthewsedlak]

This video was incredibly helpful! Thank you so much for posting this. Took a big load off my mind for school lol

[greensharpie]

thank you so much!!!! my teacher preferably wanted us to get these calculators, so I did. however my friend got a Casio calculator and he was able to turn his decimals into fractions and like everyone was really jealous. I became determined to figure out how to do this on the Texas Instruments calculator and become the math class hero! thanks to you that can happen!

[CharlesMoore]

Great Info on the TI 30X II S Thanks!!!

[Thematty]

thanks for the video. It really helped me out in my math class..

[EricaMines]

This tutorial was extremely helpful. Thanks

[george.michon]

Votre très utile ..continuer vos bonnes vidéos .

[timlouis]

Cuz i just got a new calculator and i was confused about mixed numbers thnx again!!

[ShelbyClone]

Try adding or subtracting a percentage. You'll get this: 500 + 20% = 500.20, not the correct 600. Somewhere along the way Texas Instruments broke percentage handling in their calculators. My old '03 TI-36X Solar does it the easy way, but my '11 TI-36X Pro and '13 TI-30XIIS both force the user to add/subtract percent manually when $1 pocket calcs don't. Math students should learn how anyway, but once you do, it's irritating to go the long way every time.

[crowmancavemangen-xer]

How do I use a easy button from decimal to percent

[rocketrider]

How many memories does this calculator have? I use the TI-30XA and it has three - which is very handy for doing long stats calculations before you earn the step of using SAS or SPSS.

[MochaMochii]

What about .000244141 ?? I can't get it in a fraction

[pogo]

I have a question what if you have a decimal and you need it in % form. how do I convert it