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Scientific calculators take users beyond simple addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. They can handle algebra or trigonometry equations and can even show graphs or pie charts of the calculations. Solve difficult math problems with ease. Quill has many calculators with different functions and features to fit your math or engineering needs. Read More
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Number of functions of scientific calculators

Most calculators with scientific abilities perform a minimum of 100 different functions. These functions include math performed on simple calculators as well as trigonometry, exponents, statistic equations, and algebra. Some calculators can perform over 500 functions, including the ability to calculate binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal numbers. It is even possible to enter formulas with letters into the calculator.

Digits and lines on scientific Casio calculators

In order to calculate so many formulas and problems, scientific calculators need the space to do so. Most calculators include the ability to type one line of numbers of 8 to 10 digits. The long line allows for large, high number calculations. Some calculators have up to four lines of 8 to 10 numbers. Users can have rows of number calculations in order to see how the calculation would look if on paper. Lines also allow for more tricky formulas.

The added function of graphing calculators

Graphing calculators are a type of scientific calculator that also shows graphs of the calculations on the screen. Users can create line graphs, bar charts, and even pie charts that help to visualize the math. Since graphs require ample space, most graphing calculators have several lines on the screen for other calculations.

Printing calculators for financial calculations

While most scientific calculators are designed for science and engineering there are some that help with business. All printing calculators have a built-in printer with a calculator paper roll that prints out the calculations. They contain several financial functions including sales tax to make business sales easier. These calculators are useful for businesses and accountants that want instant access to printed information.

Other features found with scientific calculators

It might seem that these calculators do enough already but the above functions are just the beginning. Here are some other features found with many calculators:

  • Solar powered
  • Display math formulas and equations as written in textbooks
  • Save calculations in multiple memory banks
  • USB port to transfer calculations to computer
  • Programmable keys for custom functions
  • Built-in libraries with unit conversions
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