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Students have been writing using calculators (handheld/pocket) in math classrooms for decades. Fortunately, thanks to that, there are many ways to press the number key to write letters on the computer. An old computer will help you do this better, so ask your parents if they still have their school computer somewhere. Find out how many words you can write!
Steps
Use hexadecimal mode
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Switch the calculator to hexadecimal mode. Not all calculators have hexadecimal (Hexadecimal/Hex) mode, but if yours does, you’ll be able to write more letters to make more words. You can confirm that your computer has hexadecimal mode if you see the letters AF on the keyboard. [1] X Research Source
- Some calculators with hexadecimal mode include Casio and Texas Instrument.
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Combine using letters and numbers to write words. In hexadecimal mode you will have many letters like A, B, C, D, E and F. You can also use 1 to write I, 0 to write O and 5 to write S. [ 2] X Research Source
- Example: You can press 5EE to write the word “see”.
- You can write some other words like BASS (bass), DIE (dead), BOSS (boss), DOE (female) and SEA (sea).
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Make letters in even more styles by turning the calculator upside down. When you turn the calculator upside down in hexadecimal mode, you can turn the letter b into q and d into p. In addition to q and p, you can press numbers to create the letters O, D, I, Z, E, h, A, S, g/q, L, B and G. The possibilities are endless!
- b=q
- d=p
- 0=O/D
- 1=I
- 2=Z
- 3=E
- 4=h/A
- 5=WORLD
- 6=g/q
- 7=L
- 8=BOR
- 9=G/b
- You can also use the number 2 instead of “to” (to) or “too” (also).
Turn the computer upside down
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Use numbers instead of letters. When flipped upside down, each number looks like a letter. You can use these letters to form many words. Here is an alphabetical list that you can use: [3] X Research Sources
- 0=O/D
- 1=I
- 2=Z
- 3=E
- 4=h/A
- 5=WORLD
- 6=g/q
- 7=L/t
- 8=BOR
- 9=G/b
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Write the word on a piece of paper. To see if you can write words, check the list to see if all the letters already have a corresponding number. If a desired letter is not in the list, you will not be able to write the word. [4] X Research Sources
- “HELLO” (hello) is a word commonly written on computers. Notice that all the letters are in the list.
- On the computer, you can write some other words like IGLOOS (igloo), GIGGLE (giggle), SHOES (shoes) and EGG (eggs). Look at the alphabetical list to see what words you can write.
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Record the number corresponding to each letter. Record the number that corresponds to each letter in the list below. These are the numbers you will use to write words. Each letter usually corresponds to a number. [5] X Research Sources
- To write “HELLO”, press the corresponding numbers 43770.
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Press the recorded number in reverse fashion on the calculator. Let’s start with the last letter of the word. When you turn the calculator upside down, the order of the letters is reversed—meaning the words from the right! [6] X Research Sources
- Example: To write “HELLO”, you will need to dial the number in the opposite direction which is 0.7734.
- If a word ends with an “o”, start with a 0, then add a decimal point (.) so that when you press “enter” or “=” the 0 is still there.
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Press enter and turn the computer upside down. Some computers have an “enter” button and some only have an = button. Press any button available on your computer. Turn the computer upside down so that the top of the computer is facing you. Your word will appear! [7] X Research Sources
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Try writing a few words. To guess if you can write a certain word, search the list of words that have already been found by others. Try writing a few words below: [8] X Research Source :
- Press 376006 to write GOOGLE
- Press 707 to write LOL (laughs)
- Press 0.08 to write BOO (disparaging)
- Press 53177187714 to write HILLBILLIES (country people)
- Press 500761 to write IGLOOS
- Press 38 to write BE, 338 to write BEE (bee)
- Press 55378 to write BLESS (bless)
- Press 0.208 to write BOZO (guy)
- Press 663 to write EGG (eggs)
- Press 336 to write GEE (let’s go)
- Press 376616 to write GIGGLE (giggle)
- Press 378806 to write GOBBLE.
- Press 637 to write LEG (pin)
- Press 607 to write LOG (logarithmic)
- Press 53507 to write LOSES (failure)
- Press 3080 to write OBOE (oboe)
- Press 53045 to write SHOES (shoes)
- Press 8075 to write SLOB (lazy, sloppy person)
- Press 8008 to write BOOB (fool)
Advice
- It is recommended to use an old calculator to make words easier to read.
- There are y and m in the Casio fx-83Gt plus handheld calculator. To write the letters og and r, press shifts ans.
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