HP-10S+
HP-10S+
The HP-10S+ scientific calculator is a tool for secondary school and university students. With 240 mathematical functions, it can handle calculations from trigonometric functions to derivatives and integrals. The two-line display shows both the entry and the result simultaneously. It's powered by a solar panel supplemented by a battery. The package also includes a protective case to keep it safe during transport.
Key features of the HP-10S+ scientific calculator
- Designed for secondary school and university students, suitable for exams
- Two-line display shows the entry and result simultaneously
- Features 240 mathematical functions, including two-variable statistics
- Handles trigonometric functions, derivatives, integrals, and matrix and vector calculations
- Dual power from a solar panel and a button cell battery (CR44/LR44)
- Equipped with an auto-off function to save energy
- Weight: 92g
- Protective case included in the package
Functions and power
The calculator covers a wide spectrum of calculations. In addition to basic operations like calculations with brackets and square roots, it offers advanced tools. These include trigonometric functions, derivatives, integrals, matrix and vector calculations, and two-variable statistics. Unit conversions are also a useful aid. The dual power system combines a solar cell with a button cell battery, ensuring operation even in low light. Furthermore, the auto-off function saves energy.
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