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Addition and Subtraction Addition  and  subtraction  entries  are  made  with  the  same rapid-entry  style  of  most  standard  business  machines.  The independent   add   register   keeps   addition   and   subtraction entries   separate   from   multiplication   and   division   entries, enabling  you  to  solve  complex  problems  without  having  to write   down   intermediate   results.      Refer   to   "Using   the Independent Add Register" for more information. Keys The following keys are used for addition and subtraction operations. Number   Keys   [0]-[9],   [00]—  Enter   numbers   containing   up   to twelve digits.  For numbers between one and negative one, a zero automatically precedes the decimal, thus allowing a maximum of eleven digits to the right of the decimal.  The calculator disregards any additional digits entered.  Pressing 1001 has the same effect as pressing [0] twice. Decimal Point Key [ . ] —   Enters a decimal point if a decimal is not entered, the calculator automatically places a decimal point to the right of the entered number.  Refer to "Add Mode Calculations" and "Fixed Decimal Calculations'' for decimal positioning when the floating decimal is not desired. Add  Key  [  +  ]—  Adds  a  number  to  the  independent  add  register The accumulated total is then displayed, and the number added s printed  with  a  +  to  its  right.      The  number  that  is  added  to  the independent  add  register  is  the  displayed  number  unless  [  +  ]  is pressed  repeatedly  See  'Repeated  Addition  and  Subtraction"'  for an example. Subtract Key [ - ]—  Subtracts a number from the independent add register.  The accumulated total is then displayed, and the number subtracted   is   printed   with   a   to   its   right.      The   number   that   is subtracted   from   the   independent   add   register   is   the   displayed number unless [ ] is pressed repeatedly.  See "Repeated Addition and Subtraction" for an example. Subtotal     Key     [S]—  Prints     the     number     of     additions     and subtractions  to  the  independent  add  register,  then  displays  and prints the subtotal In the register.   A is printed to the right of the subtotal.   Pressing [S] does not affect the contents of the register. Total Key [T]—  Prints the number of additions and subtractions to the  independent  add  register,  displays  and  prints  the  total  in  the register, then clears the register.   An * is printed to the right of the total. 7

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