How do I find the carrot key on my TI-30XA? - Texas Instruments TI-30XA Calculator

It's marked y-superscript-x and is just above the divide key.

Do you mean caret (^)? The function is labeled "y^x", on the key just above the divide key.

It's not. It's called the "caret" key because on many calculators it's marked by a caret symbol (^).

The shift key is usually a yellow button on the calculator. Located at the top left of the calculator. The exponent key can be substituted like this.... ^ 4... The carrot key is should be on your calculator. put the carrot key and then the number after wards and that will make you your exponent

No. There are some keys on the TI-30XA that may make you think so, but they are statistical operations. For example, you can enter values using the Sigma+ key and the TI-30XA can give you the sum of the values entered, sum of the squares, mean value, standard deviation and so on.

You cannot do calculations like "Give me the sum of all integers from 1 to 100" with the TI-30XA, you'd need a far more sophisticated calculator.

I hope you mean the "^" often used for raising to a power. It's marked "y^x" and is just above the divide key in the rightmost column of the keyboard.

The carrot button is just above the divide key on the column furthest to the right on the keyboard. It's written as "y^x" instead of "^"

Just above the divide key on the rightmost column of the keyboard. It's marked y^x instead of ^.

look for a key that has this symbol ^ this is often called a carrot. it's somewhere in the middle and on the right. go 10^21

Ex. for 5^3, press 5, then "yx" (beneath "OFF" button), then the power (3), then press =... 5 --> yx --> 3 --> = --> 125. Hope this helps!