Quadratic equations are very easy to solve using a calculator. Alcula’s scientific calculator makes it even easier. This is the first of a series of examples of how entering commonly used formulas as user defined functions into the scientific calculator can help you streamline your work, weather your are checking your homework or verifying the solutions to the exercises in your math textbook.
Archive for March, 2010
How to solve Quadratic Equations
Tuesday, March 16th, 2010Scientific calculator skins
Monday, March 8th, 2010Following the nice comments received about the new calculator’s functionality, and since no new bugs were reported, I had time to work a bit on the look and feel of the calculator. The new version adds two user selectable skins: ‘Wooden’ and ‘Smoke’, the original look is now called ‘Classic’. Here they are:
Following the nice comments received about the new calculator’s functionality, and since no new bugs were reported, I had time to work a bit on the scientific calculator’s look. The new version adds two user selectable color themes: ‘Wooden’ and ‘Smoke’, the original theme is now called ‘Classic’.
Wooden