Area Units Conversion Calc1.0.2 - Google Play
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Publisher Description
A calculator that can convert area units used in real estate such as land and buildings. With square meters as the standard unit, supported units of tsubo, square kilometers, jo (Chukyoma, Kyoma, Edoma, Danchima), cho, tan, ares, hectares, acres, and roods can be converted. Acres and roods can be converted as international standards of English and U.S. values.
The app not only has functions as a standard calculator, but also features a memo function that can temporarily store and recall calculation results. Usage is easy; by pressing the "memo" key, temporarily store the number displayed in the calculation field to the memo field, and by pressing the "recall" key, insert the stored number into the calculation field anytime. The following is an example.
Calculation field: 300 / 5 = 60 Press the "memo" key → memo field: 60 is stored
Calculation field: 1200 / Press the "recall" key → calculation field: 1200 / 60 the number in the memo field is inserted
In addition, this app, in order to quickly input large numbers such as hundred million, ten million, or one million, has prepared hundred (00), thousand (000), and ten thousand (0,000) input keys, and is a useful calculator for those that use big numbers such as real estate businesses.
Something to be careful about is that digits after 4 spaces of the decimal point are rounded, and only 4 digits after the decimal point are displayed, so when small units are converted to large units such as square kilometers, 4 digits after the decimal point all become 0, and the calculation result becomes "0". Please be cautious about converting units with big differences in digit counts.
