Math(parts of a calculator)

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Look at the picture and tell the names of

different inventions.

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DIFFERENT INVENTIONS

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Motivation

Tony wants to know the sum of 1432 and 9865 at once. Which of the inventionsshall he use to get the answer?

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ON CE C OFF

7 8 ÷9

X654

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0 = +

Power on Power off

Clear the last entry.

0-9 are numberkeys

Clear all entries.

screen

Division sign

multiplication

subtraction

additionEqual sign

PARTS OF A CALCULATORPARTS OF A CALCULATOR

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Each group will write the parts of the calculator and post it on the board.

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Can you name the parts of a calculator. What are the parts of a calculator?

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Answer the following

questions. What signs will you press on the calculator if...

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1. You want to find out the sum of 24 and 57.2. You want to close the calculator.

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3. You want to open the calculator.4. You want to find the product of 8 and 7.5. You want to find the difference of 200 and 57.

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Identify the following parts of a calculator.

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ON CE C OFF

7 8 ÷9

X654

1 2 3 -

0 = +

PARTS OF A CALCULATORPARTS OF A CALCULATOR

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