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   > The fx-82B I mentioned in a previous post has one of those, and it   
   > apparently doubles as a squaring key.  I probably have used that square   
   > root key some, but not in a long time.   
      
   > The other keys... log, sin, cos, and tan... I know what those mean but have   
   > no idea why I'd ever need them.  :D   
      
   > Mike   
      
   >  * SLMR 2.1a * Forget 0 to 60. It's 95 to 55 that counts!   
      
      
   my favorite calc. is a Sharp EL-501W Scientific Calculator    
   It has all of those keys on it    
      
   I will occasionally grab the TI Math on keys book when I do fancy calculations.   
   Ed   
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