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Changing calculator settings from radians back to normal?
I have the casio FX-83ES (the one most people have)
and I can't change the setting back to normal from radians?!! Somebody help, I have a mechanics paper to do!!
Pressed shift and mode/setup but then it says Normal 1-2?
and I can't change the setting back to normal from radians?!! Somebody help, I have a mechanics paper to do!!
Pressed shift and mode/setup but then it says Normal 1-2?
You know you can do the conversion on your calculator?
In other news, there's usually a button with a degree and a radian symbol on it, try that, you might be suprised
In other news, there's usually a button with a degree and a radian symbol on it, try that, you might be suprised
how about just pressing the reset button at the back of the calculator.....
thanks this was the best resolution, as i had a similar problem to jaz_jaz 
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can someone please explain what principle domain is and why the answer is a not c?Maths
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