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Example: Calculate (9 + 17 ï€ 4) ÷ 4.
Even more complicated problems are solved in the same manner-using
automatic storage and retrieval of intermediate results. It is easiest to work
from the inside of parentheses outwards, just as you would with calculations
on paper.
Example: Calculate (6 + 7) × (9 ï€ 3)
First solve for the
intermediate result of (6 + 7).
Then solve for the
intermediate result of (9 ï€ 3).
Then multiply the
intermediate results together
(13 and 6) for the final
answer.
Try your hand at the following problems. Each time you press v or a
function key in a calculation, the preceding number is saved for the next
operation.
(16 × 38)  (13 × 11) = 465.0000
4 × (17  12) ÷ (10  5) = 4.0000
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 (13 × 9) + 1/7 = 412.1429
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