Scientific and engineering units conversion?
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- PolymerScientist
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Scientific and engineering units conversion?
by PolymerScientist » Sat Nov 29, 2014 9:25 pm
i just purchased a ClassPad II fx-CP400, coming from a Texas Instruments TI-86. One of the features i really enjoyed on the TI was units conversion (length, volume, temperature, pressure, etc.). I've searched to see if the ClassPad has this capability, but i've been unsuccessful. does anyone know if a this is available for my ClassPad? thanks in advance.
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Re: Scientific and engineering units conversion?
by SimonLothar » Sun Nov 30, 2014 12:38 pm
Perhaps one of these could help.
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