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HP F2215AA - 35s Scientific Calculator User Manual

HP F2215AA - 35s Scientific Calculator User Manual (382 pages)

Scientific Calculator

Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 3.67 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
3
Part 1. Basic Operation

15
1 Getting Started

17
- Important Preliminaries
  17
  - Turning the Calculator on and off
    17
  - Adjusting Display Contrast
    17
- Highlights of the Keyboard and Display
  18
  - Shifted Keys
    18
  - Alpha Keys
    19
  - Cursor Keys
    19
  - Backspacing and Clearing
    20
  - Using Menus
    22
  - Exiting Menus
    24
  - RPN and ALG Modes
    25
  - Undo Key
    27
  - The Display and Annunciators
    28
- Keying in Numbers
  31
  - Making Numbers Negative
    31
  - Exponents of Ten
    31
  - Understanding Entry Cursor
    33
  - Range of Numbers and OVERFLOW
    33
- Performing Arithmetic Calculations
  34
  - Single Argument or Unary Operations
    34
  - Two Argument or Binary Operations
    35
- Controlling the Display Format
  37
- Fractions
  42
  - Entering Fractions
    42
- Messages
  43
- Calculator Memory
  44
  - Checking Available Memory
    44
  - Clearing All of Memory
    45
2 RPN: the Automatic Memory Stack

47
- What the Stack Is
  47
- Arithmetic - How the Stack Does It
  51
  - How ENTER Works
    52
  - How to Clear the Stack
    53
- The LAST X Register
  54
  - Correcting Mistakes with LAST X
    55
  - Reusing Numbers with LAST X
    56
- Chain Calculations in RPN Mode
  58
  - Work from the Parentheses out
    58
  - Exercises
    60
  - Order of Calculation
    60
  - More Exercises
    62
3 Storing Data into Variables

65
- Storing and Recalling Numbers
  66
- Viewing a Variable
  68
- Using the MEM Catalog
  68
  - The VAR Catalog
    68
- Arithmetic with Stored Variables
  70
  - Storage Arithmetic
    70
  - Recall Arithmetic
    71
- Exchanging X with any Variable
  72
- The Variables "I" and "J
  73
4 Real-Number Functions

75
- Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
  75
- Quotient and Remainder of Division
  76
- Power Functions
  76
- Trigonometry
  77
  - Entering
    77
  - Setting the Angular Mode
    78
  - Trigonometric Functions
    78
- Hyperbolic Functions
  80
- Percentage Functions
  80
- Physics Constants
  82
- Conversion Functions
  84
  - Rectangular/Polar Conversions
    84
  - Time Conversions
    87
  - Angle Conversions
    87
  - Unit Conversions
    88
- Probability Functions
  89
  - Factorial
    89
  - Gamma
    89
  - Probability
    89
- Parts of Numbers
  91
5 Fractions

93
- Entering Fractions
  93
- Fractions in the Display
  94
  - Display Rules
    94
  - Accuracy Indicators
    95
- Changing the Fraction Display
  96
- Rounding Fractions
  100
- Fractions in Equations
  101
- Fractions in Programs
  102
6 Entering and Evaluating Equations

103
- How You Can Use Equations
  103
- Summary of Equation Operations
  105
- Entering Equations into the Equation List
  106
  - Variables in Equations
    106
  - Numbers in Equations
    107
  - Functions in Equations
    107
  - Parentheses in Equations
    108
- Displaying and Selecting Equations
  108
- Editing and Clearing Equations
  110
- Types of Equations
  111
- Evaluating Equations
  112
  - Using ENTER for Evaluation
    113
  - Using XEQ for Evaluation
    114
  - Responding to Equation Prompts
    115
- The Syntax of Equations
  116
  - Operator Precedence
    116
  - Equation Functions
    118
  - Syntax Errors
    121
- Verifying Equations
  121
7 Solving Equations

123
- Solving an Equation
  123
  - Solving Built-In Equation
    128
- Understanding and Controlling SOLVE
  129
  - Verifying the Result
    129
  - Interrupting a SOLVE Calculation
    130
  - Choosing Initial Guesses for SOLVE
    130
- For more Information
  134
8 Integrating Equations

135
- Integrating Equations ( ∫ FN)
  136
- Accuracy of Integration
  140
  - Specifying Accuracy
    140
  - Interpreting Accuracy
    140
- For more Information
  142
9 Operations with Complex Numbers

143
- The Complex Stack
  144
- Complex Operations
  144
- Using Complex Numbers in Polar Notation
  147
- Complex Numbers in Equations
  149
- Complex Number in Program
  
  150
10 Vector Arithmetic

151
- Vector Operations
  151
  - Absolute Value of the Vector
    153
  - Dot Product
    154
  - Angle between Vectors
    155
- Vectors in Equations
  156
- Vectors in Programs
  
  157
  - Creating Vectors from Variables or Registers
    158
11 Base Conversions and Arithmetic and Logic

159
- Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  162
- The Representation of Numbers
  164
  - Negative Numbers
    164
  - Range of Numbers
    165
  - Windows for Long Binary Numbers
    166
  - Using Base in Program and Equations
    166
12 Statistical Operations

167
- Entering Statistical Data
  167
  - Entering One-Variable Data
    168
  - Entering Two-Variable Data
    168
  - Correcting Errors in Data Entry
    168
- Statistical Calculations
  170
  - Mean
    170
  - Sample Standard Deviation
    172
  - Population Standard Deviation
    173
  - Linear Regression
    173
- Limitations on Precision of Data
  176
- Summation Values and the Statistics Registers
  177
  - Summation Statistics
    177
  - Access to the Statistics Registers
    178
Part 2. Programming

181
13 Simple Programming

183
- Designing a Program
  185
  - Selecting a Mode
    185
  - Program Boundaries (LBL and RTN)
    186
  - Using RPN, ALG and Equations in Programs
    186
  - Data Input and Output
    187
- Entering a Program
  188
  - Clear Functions and Backspace Key
    189
  - Function Names in Programs
    190
- Running a Program
  192
  - Executing a Program (XEQ)
    192
  - Testing a Program
    193
- Entering and Displaying Data
  194
- Stopping or Interrupting a Program
  201
  - Programming a Stop or Pause (STOP, PSE)
    201
  - Interrupting a Running Program
    201
  - Error Stops
    201
- Editing a Program
  202
- Program Memory
  203
  - Viewing Program Memory
    203
  - Memory Usage
    204
  - The Catalog of Programs (MEM)
    204
  - Clearing One or more Programs
    205
  - The Checksum
    205
- Nonprogrammable Functions
  206
- Programming with BASE
  206
  - Selecting a Base Mode in a Program
    207
  - Numbers Entered in Program Lines
    207
- Polynomial Expressions and Horner's Method
  208
14 Programming Techniques

211
- Routines in Programs
  211
  - Calling Subroutines (XEQ, RTN)
    211
  - Nested Subroutines
    212
- Branching (GTO)
  214
  - A Programmed GTO Instruction
    215
  - Using GTO from the Keyboard
    215
- Conditional Instructions
  216
  - Tests of Comparison (X?Y, X?0)
    217
  - Flags
    219
- Loops
  226
  - Conditional Loops (GTO)
    227
  - Loops with Counters (DSE, ISG)
    228
- Indirectly Addressing Variables and Labels
  230
  - The Variables "I" and "J
    230
  - The Indirect Address, (I) and (J)
    231
  - Program Control with (I)/(J)
    233
  - Equations with (I)/(J)
    233
  - Unnamed Indirect Variables
    233
15 Solving and Integrating Programs

235
- Solving a Program
  235
- Using SOLVE in a Program
  240
- Integrating a Program
  241
- Using Integration in a Program
  244
- Restrictions on Solving and Integrating
  245
16 Statistics Programs

247
- Curve Fitting
  247
- Normal and Inverse-Normal Distributions
  257
- Grouped Standard Deviation
  264
17 Miscellaneous Programs and Equations

271
- Time Value of Money
  271
- Prime Number Generator
  277
- Cross Product in Vectors
  281
Part 3. Appendixes and Reference

285
Support, Batteries, and Service

287
- Calculator Support
  287
  - Answers to Common Questions
    287
- Environmental Limits
  288
- Changing the Batteries
  289
- Testing Calculator Operation
  290
- The Self-Test
  291
- Warranty
  293
- Service
  293
- Regulatory Information
  298
- Federal Communications Commission Notice
  298
User Memory and the Stack

301
- Managing Calculator Memory
  301
- Resetting the Calculator
  302
- Clearing Memory
  303
- The Status of Stack Lift
  304
  - Disabling Operations
    305
  - Neutral Operations
    305
- The Status of the LAST X Register
  306
- Accessing Stack Register Contents
  307
ALG: Summary

310
- Doing Two Argument Arithmetic in ALG
  
  310
- Simple Arithmetic
  310
- Power Functions
  311
- Percentage Calculations
  311
- Permutations and Combinations
  312
- Quotient and Remainder of Division
  312
- Parentheses Calculations
  312
- Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
  313
- Trigonometric Functions
  314
  - Hyperbolic Functions
    314
- Parts of Numbers
  315
- Reviewing the Stack
  315
- Integrating an Equation
  316
- Operations with Complex Numbers
  316
- Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  318
- Entering Statistical Two-Variable Data
  319
More about Solving

323
- How SOLVE Finds a Root
  323
- Interpreting Results
  325
- When SOLVE Cannot Find a Root
  330
- Round-Off Error
  335
More about Integration

337
Messages

347
- Contents
  347
Operation Index

357
- Special Characters
  371

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