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Calculator skills

Getting Decimal Answers Switching Off! Getting Decimal Answers Your calculator will automatically switch off after 10 minutes To make your battery last longer switch it off yourself… Check now that you can switch your calculator on and off If you get answers like these: Change them into decimals using this button: You will need to remember to use this button for a number of calculations, look out for 5 √2 3π 6 SD SHIFT AC 0.833.. 1.414.. 9.424..

Toggle button Only on the CASIO: toggles an answer between its fraction and decimal form (or square root and decimal, or 𝜋 and decimal forms).

Directional pad Useful for navigating back through your working (to check it or to make changes), and on the CASIO, to move out of the fraction and square root ‘boxes’.

This key allows you to use the second functions (in yellow) e.g. Shift/2nd F This key allows you to use the second functions (in yellow) e.g.

To do calculations with fractions. ∎ □ To do calculations with fractions.

Mixed Number Fractions Basic Fractions Mixed Number Fractions Your calculator has button for entering fractions: To enter the fraction type.. Check that you get: Q) What is as a decimal? What is x as a fraction? There is a shift function enter mixed number fractions: To enter the fraction 2 type: Check that you get: Q) What is 3 as a decimal? 5 6 5 6 5 to get this: 5 □ □ SHIFT 2 to get this: 2 and use to get to the 2nd empty box and type in REPLAY and use to get to the 2nd and 3rd empty boxes where you can type in and REPLAY 6 5 6 0.83 5 6 . 2.83 5 6 2 . 2 7 E 2 7 2 7 2 9

Fractions of an amount Using the fraction button we can find fractions of an amount: We need to remember that in maths the word ‘of’ means ______________ What is 3 5 𝑜𝑓 42 ____________ What is 2 9 𝑜𝑓 12.6 ___________ What is 3 11 𝑜𝑓 0.41 ___________

To square and cube numbers. Important: You MUST use brackets on the CASIO when dealing with negative numbers

□ To square root a number. Remember: on the CASIO you may need to use the direction pad to move out of the square root box.

3 □ To cube root a number

Squared Numbers 2 Square Roots √ The square of a number is the number multiplied by itself Your calculator has a button for doing this quickly: Find the square of 17 by typing.. Check that you get: Q) What is 2.52? Your calculator also has a button for finding the square root of a number: Find the square root of 300 by typing.. Check that you get: Q) What is √56? √■ x2 √■ 3 1 7 x2 17.32050808 √300 289 172

Cubed Numbers 3 Cubed Roots 3√ The cube of a number is the number multiplied by itself twice Your calculator has a button for doing this quickly: Find the cube of 17 by typing.. Check that you get: Q) What is 2.53? Your calculator also has a shift function for finding the square root of a number: Find the cubed root of 3 by typing.. Check that you get: Q) What is 3√56? 3√■ x3 SHIFT √■ 3 1 7 x3 1.44224957 3√3 4913 173

% To find percentages of amounts. This button simply divides (or multiplies) by 100 for you. A couple to try:

Finding Percentages % You can find a percentage of an amount using the % function Find 14% of 50 by typing.. Check that you get: Q) What is 29% of 25? 1 4 SHIFT ( X 5 14%x50 7

BIDMAS on the Calculator Using Brackets ( ) Type the following calculation into your calculator: Check that you get this: Q) Does your calculator know the rules of BIDMAS? Give another calculation to prove this: Type the following calculation into your calculator: Check that you get this: Q) Using your calculator decide where you should put brackets to make this calculation work.. 5 + 2 X 6 ( 5 + 2 ) X 6 17 5+2x6 42 (5+2)x6 10 ÷ 2 + 3 x 6 - 2 = 10

Negative Numbers You should input negative numbers into your calculator using: To enter -4 x -2 type.. Check that you get: Q) What is -5.4 x -2.1? Calculate -42? (-) (-) 4 X (-) 2 8 -4x-2 NB. Use brackets!

Putting it all together Now try this one: 678 − 2.3 2 1.7× 4.17 3 Did you manage to get 0.168 (3d.p.)? If so, well done! If not, have another go...