Sharp® EL-501XBWH Scientific Calculator, 10-Digit LCD, Black/White
Item #:
901-EL501XBWH
Model #:
EL501X2BWH
Brand:
Sharp
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Description
Ideal for students studying general math, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry and trigonometry
The Sharp EL-501XBWH 10 Digit Scientific Calculator is a fully-functional, high quality scientific calculator that performs over 130 scientific and math functions. This conveniently sized calculator fits perfectly on your desk at home or at work, and it is lightweight so you can take it with you wherever you go. Also, it has a large, easy to read display and a hardcover that protects it from scratching and damage.
- Ideal for students studying general math, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry and trigonometry
- Performs more than 130 scientific and math functions
- Hard cover protects calculator from scratches
- Auto power down feature
- Permitted for use on AP Chemistry, AP Physics, PSAT/NMSQT, SAT I, SAT II, Math IC and Math IIc tests
Specifications
Brand
Sharp
Color Family
Black
Features
Auto power down
Number of Digits Displayed
10
Number of Lines
2
True Color
Black/White
Used For
students studying general math, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry and trigonometry