Why are all the batteries Positive and no Negatives? They wont work.

Almost anyone (w a b, that is) that has ever used a battery and knows how they work, should by all means already know the answer to this question. 🤦🏻♀️ Batteries have + and - (+ being positive) (- being negative). Almost every battery (except maybe flat ones and "button" ones (like these) are labeled at each end with a + or a - . Flat (pancake) or button-type batteries usually only have one side that is labeled, which is the + (positive) side, which 99% of the time faces upwards (towards you) after putting it in the device (watch, key fob, calculator, etc). The NEGATIVE - (not labeled) side faces (the) INSIDE of the device. These (flat/button) batteries do Not have the usual bump sticking out of one end like normal long (AAA, AA, C, D) batteries. That 'bump' thing has been replaced by the stamping of the size name (LR____, AG____, or SR____) and (usually) a + symbol.

Will this battery work in a calculator which says G10 1.5 V?

Yes, that's EXACTLY what I bought it for! ... I have a small, older calculator that I truly love and wanted to bring it back to life. Amazon has some GREAT deals on batteries!!

ASIN	B000W75GAK
Best Sellers Rank	#304 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #30 in Disposable Household Batteries
Item model number	2O-14V3-6RR7
Language	English
Manufacturer	Maxell
Product Dimensions	1.16 x 1.16 x 0.3 cm; 9.07 g

Maxell Watch Battery Button Cell LR1130 AG10 Pack of 10 Batteries

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