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  1. May 7th 2012, 08:32 PM #1
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    Imputting into calculator

    How do I input sec^2 into my calculator? I have a fx-82 calculator.

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    Re: Imputting into calculator

    Quote Originally Posted by bigtumbler View Post
    How do I input sec^2 into my calculator? I have a fx-82 calculator.

    Thank you

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    Either 1/((cos(x))^2) or 1 + (tan(x))^2.
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    Re: Imputting into calculator

    Hello, bigtumbler!

    How do I input sec^2 into my calculator? I have a fx-82 calculator.

    I'm not familiar with FX-82, but here's a generic routine.

    \text{Press }\boxed{\cos}}\;\;\boxed{\text{your angle}}\;\;\boxed{)}\;\;\boxed{x^{-1}}\;\; \boxed{x^2}
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    Re: Imputting into calculator

    Ok thank you for your help
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