Casio fx-95MS User's Guide

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Year 2018
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Casio fx-95MS Calculator Specification

The Casio fx-95MS Calculator is a scientific calculator designed to offer comprehensive mathematical functionality for both students and professionals. It features a 2-line display that allows users to view both the expression and the result simultaneously, enhancing ease of use and reducing errors. The calculator supports a wide range of functions, including basic arithmetic operations, fractions, percentages, and more complex scientific calculations such as trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions.

The Casio fx-95MS is powered by solar energy with a battery backup to ensure reliable operation even in low-light conditions. It boasts a robust design with a durable plastic casing, making it suitable for everyday use in various environments. The calculator includes a multi-replay function which enables users to backtrack through previous calculations to edit and recalculate without starting over. This feature is particularly useful for complex problem-solving and learning scenarios.

Additionally, the fx-95MS supports statistical calculations, such as standard deviation and regression analysis, which are essential for data analysis tasks. It also offers a function for calculating combinations and permutations, catering to more advanced mathematical needs. The calculator is designed with an intuitive interface, featuring a logical layout of keys and functions for efficient operation. It adheres to Casio's reputation for reliability and precision, making it a trusted tool in educational settings and professional environments where accurate computation is essential.

Casio fx-95MS Calculator F.A.Q.

How do I perform a basic arithmetic calculation on the Casio fx-95MS?

To perform basic arithmetic calculations, simply enter the numbers and the desired operation (+, -, *, /) using the keypad, then press the '=' button to display the result.

How can I calculate percentages with the Casio fx-95MS?

To calculate a percentage, enter the base number, press the '*' key, enter the percentage value, and then press the '%' key followed by '='. For example, to find 20% of 150, enter 150 * 20 % =.

What steps should I follow to reset the Casio fx-95MS?

To reset the calculator, press SHIFT + CLR (9), select '3:All', and press '='. Confirm the reset by pressing '=' again. This will clear all stored data and settings.

How do I switch between degrees and radians for trigonometric calculations?

Press the 'MODE' button until you see 'Deg' or 'Rad' on the screen. Select '1' for degrees or '2' for radians based on your requirement.

What is the procedure to use the memory functions on the fx-95MS?

To store a value in memory, press SHIFT + STO followed by a memory location (M, A, B, C, D, E, F, X, Y). To recall, use RCL followed by the location.

How can I solve quadratic equations using the Casio fx-95MS?

Switch to EQN mode by pressing MODE and selecting EQN. Choose the quadratic equation option and input the coefficients for a, b, and c. The calculator will provide the solutions.

Why is my calculator displaying an 'E' symbol and how can I resolve it?

The 'E' symbol indicates an error, often due to mathematical errors like division by zero. Check your input for errors and correct them. Press AC to clear the error.

How do I calculate powers or roots on the fx-95MS?

For powers, enter the base number, press the '^' key, and enter the exponent. For roots, use the square root (√) button. For other roots, use the 'SHIFT' + '^' to access the root function.

What should I do if the display is faint or hard to read?

If the display is faint, replace the battery. Use a small screwdriver to open the battery compartment and replace the old battery with a new one, ensuring the correct polarity.

How can I perform statistical calculations on the Casio fx-95MS?

Switch to SD mode by pressing MODE and selecting SD. Enter data using the 'DATA' button, then access statistical functions like mean and standard deviation using the SHIFT key followed by the appropriate function key.