Tocorpie Office Desktop Calculator 12 Digit Solar Calculators Dual Power

Our Tocorpie standard function desktop calculator is dual power, solar powered, and standby AA battery, which makes it keep working in low light conditions (AA battery is not included). The basic calculator has an extra-large LCD display and tilted screen, which make it so easy to read. The electronic desk calculator adopts a scientific large button design, which conforms to human habits and is comfortable to touch. The solar calculator with 12 digits is very useful for large calculations. It is suitable for any businessman, worker, teacher, student, or anybody who needs to make any sort of calculation from time to time.

Solar & Battery Dual Power Calculators: Solar-powered and standby AA batteries make the digital desktop calculator keep working in low light conditions (AA battery not included) Large Button Design Solar Calculator: The electronic desk calculator adopts a scientific large button design, which conforms to human habits and is comfortable to touch Practical 12 Digits Calculator: The basic office calculator is a general-purpose solar calculator, 12 digits make it most useful for large calculations. It is suitable for any businessman, worker, teacher, student, or anybody who needs to make any sort of calculation from time to time, for example, tax calculation Specifications Brand: Tocorpie Material: ABS Display: 4 inches screen Recommended People: Unisex Calculator Dimension: 5.90 x 4.72 x 1.57 in Calculator Weight: 0.23 lb Package included: 1 x Desktop Calculator Warm Tips: Solar works only when it is bright, so make sure one AA battery is inserted for continuous and accurate usage if light is not enough M+: Adds the number shown on the display to the number stored in the memory. Example: 3 x 8 + 2 x 6. If you directly input these numbers into the calculator, you will see the wrong answer: 156. If you press [3 x 8], [M+], [2 x 6], [M+], and then press [MRC] once, you will get the right answer: 36 M-: Subtracts the number shown on the display to the number stored in the memory MRC: Combination of [MR] and [MC] GT: Whenever the [=] key has been pressed, the result will be stored in the Grand Total Memory Example: If you want to calculate [2 x 3+3 x 5+6 x 8], press [2 x 3=], then [3 x 5=], then [6 x 8 =]. Then press [GT], and you will get the right answer 69 MU: Stands for Mark Up, which is for calculating GROSS PROFIT MARGIN (GPM). Example: Enter [100] then press the [÷], then [15] then [MU] key, and you will see 117.65 (15% of this total equates to 17.65) Correct: It helps you correct the wrong number. If you want to press 458, but you pressed 459, you can then press