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I checked your problems.

  1. There are three questions asked by you. The first one concerns how to insert the = sign to create an algebraic equation. It was answered correctly by someone.
  2. The second one also concerning the = is still awaiting a solution. But it was filed under Copiers.
  3. The third question (this very one) is no question at all since you claim the site is sending you in circles.

Here is the solution to your two questions.
To insert an equal sign in an equation on the Casio FX-115ES one uses the key combination [ALPHA][CALC] (=).

To insert other variables (A,B,C,D,X,Y) you do as follows

[ALPHA][(-)] (A).
[ALPHA][' " "] (B).
[ALPHA][hyp] (C).
[ALPHA][sin] (D).
[ALPHA][ ) ] (X).
[ALPHA][S<=>D] (Y).

The only other uses of the [ALPHA] key are
[ALPHA][Integral] (:)
[ALPHA][M+] (M) to access constant memory register
[ALPHA][x10^x] (e) to access value of the base of the natural logarithm.

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This website keeps sending me in circles

  1. I checked your problems. There are three questions asked by you. The first one concerns how to insert the = sign to create an algebraic equation. It was answered correctly by someone.
  2. The second one also concerning the = is still awaiting a solution. But it was filed under Copiers.
  3. The third question (this very one) is no question at all since you claim the site is sending you in circles.

Here is the solution to your two questions.
To insert an equal sign in an equation on the Casio FX-115ES one uses the key combination [ALPHA][CALC] (=).

To insert other variables (A,B,C,D,X,Y) you do as follows

[ALPHA][(-)] (A).
[ALPHA][' " "] (B).
[ALPHA][hyp] (C).
[ALPHA][sin] (D).
[ALPHA][ ) ] (X).
[ALPHA][S<=>D] (Y).

The only other uses of the [ALPHA] key are
[ALPHA][Integral] (:)
[ALPHA][M+] (M) to access constant memory register
[ALPHA][x10^x] (e) to access value of the base of the natural logarithm.
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