5 More GCSE Maths Calculator Skills You Need To Know! | Casio Calculator

[@adanali7658]

This is the coolest shit I've ever seen. We were taught none of this in class. What a madlad. Thanks bro

[@YTGamerboyPG3D]

Bro there is a reason why ur teacher never told u this because in year 11 we will do 2 papers and one paper will be paper 1 WITHOUT CALCULATOR and it will be the hardest paper and if u know how to do it without a calculator then its good honestly if u dont know how to do this then u will fail but if u know this and u use these methods to check ur answer it would be great!

[@bbew2914]

@@YTGamerboyPG3D calculators are allowed

[@bone0944]

I have come back to studying maths later in life as part of an Open university degree course. Your videos are the best instructional aids I have found. Some very cool tricks and tips. Thank you.

[@TheCalculatorGuide]

Thank you

[@saujanyapoudel8910]

I love how as an engineering student I do all of these calculations on a daily basis (maybe except the reciprocal button and statistics calculation)

[@megostudy8200]

I'm in love with your content

[@TheCalculatorGuide]

Thank you so much. I hope to keep more coming.

[@techtricksgh]

This is an innovative trick that deserve subscription and thumbs up. I have just done that.

[@Crazytesseract]

I have done every calculation on a 991MS, and now also the table (using multi statements).

[@superduper6807]

hi, great video, just wondering what would I write to show my working for the question at 3:23

[@TheCalculatorGuide]

If you needed working out you would have to do it the full method using either Pythagoras theorem or Sin, Cos or Tan.

[@wissammaana1912]

Thanks ❤❤

[@aysharahman8530]

I can actually use this in my exams (MCQ)s hahaha gonna get at least a + in the exam

[@jabbarhussain665]

day b4 paper 3 quick tips

[@coverupper1354]

On your first example the question had two marks. Isnt the first mark a working out mark how would we show that on the paper if we’ve done it in the calculator?

[@TheCalculatorGuide]

Only if you get the answer incorrect. If you show the correct answer on the page, it will be assumed that you used a correct method to obtain it. That being said, it is always worth writing your calculations out properly and showing the examiner/teacher how you obtained the answer. These are skills to back up you methods or check/affirm your answer

[@alumi9818]

I did Pol(15,5.86) for the second to check if I get the 23 degrees, but got 21 instead, why?

[@TheCalculatorGuide]

The "x" length is not 15. That is the hypotenuse length which isn't used in Pol. Try Pol(13.81,5.86) and you should get 23 degrees (with a slight rounding error)

[@alumi9818]

@@TheCalculatorGuide thank you

[@snl7720]

Bro I have the very first calculator you showed in your video like the very start.

[@amypostell3300]

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[@xenoxel]

when I scroll right I am getting 0=.40489....... for angle x. I am using the fx991ex Calculator, my other calculator gives the correct answer on my phone. Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?

[@TheCalculatorGuide]

xenoxel Sounds like your angle unit might be in radians and not degrees. Go to the setup menu and change the angle unit to degrees and try again.

[@zeusrulez]

big mood it would be shift, setup (button next to on), 2, degree (which I believe should be 2 but I don’t have a fx991ex with me)

[@randomdude7982]

Your calculator my be set to Radians instead of Degrees Press "Shift" and "Menu" to select "Deg" (Degrees) on your caculator

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