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Finding an iinverse
Fizban140
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I vaguely remember how to do this from math about 3 months ago but I need to do it for my chemistry class and the instructions lists are
Steps for Calculating H+ from pH
1 Take the antilog of -Ph to give H+ by using inv and log keys in that order.
2 Press - key
3 enter pH
I have no inv key, what do I do? I have a Casio fx300MS and I googled it with no help.
Steps for Calculating H+ from pH
1 Take the antilog of -Ph to give H+ by using inv and log keys in that order.
2 Press - key
3 enter pH
I have no inv key, what do I do? I have a Casio fx300MS and I googled it with no help.
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Ohhh wow completely throw the instructions out, all I use is the shit log key, no two key combinations. Thanks a lot, I can finally get back to my homework.