Numerics Calculator & Converter
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ab/c button or fraction button
ab/c button is just a button where you back a symbol or something to make it enter a fracton
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A button that lets you see the multiples/divisibles of a number
A button that lets you see the multiples/divisibles of a number
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1 vote
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Algebra calculator!
When I type 3x*2y it says:"Error. Undefined symbol X".
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Every time i wanted to convert $ to other currency, it automatically changed $ to ZMK!!! why??
Every time i wanted to convert $ to other currency, it automatically changed $ to ZMK!!! why??
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Add a shift key that inverse the original function.
Enables inverse of tan, cos, sin etc. without many more cumbersome buttons.
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Fix the digits after decimal point logic.
Make the digitsAfterPoint variable work. I always get 64 digits after the decimal point.
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Missing Button. There is no a b/c button
There is no a b/c button (that is fractions)
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have an x button to help solve p
The x button would help solve the equation/problem
i.e (x+6)squared or 4(2x + 3) +5(x-4)
I know there's a way of doing this on a sheet of paper, but for people to check their answers, i think it would be very useful!4 votes -
When we look up a previous formula we can transfer the formula directly to the input line but what we usually want is the result!
It would be nice to have either the formula or the result. If a single tap on the result transferred it to the formula line and a double tap were to bring up the other options!
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Can you provide any more details?
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A simple % calculation of 10% of 100 is 10.00 this app gives me a total different number
10% of 100.00 is 10, this app shows a total different number, pretty wild.
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have a clear all button.
BUTTONS
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3 votes
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repeating sign
when a decimal repeats, use this to show that it repeats.
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1 vote
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