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24
Key
in:
12
III
5
[M±)
Answer: 17
To subtract, key in: 2
[±]
5
0
[ill
[M±)
Answer
to this equation:
-
7
Key
in
[ID!)
to
recall
memory:
10
is
displayed.
Key
in:
12
00
2
@
~
Answer:
24 (Also takes place
of 1
O in memory)
Key
in:
8 G]
2
[M±)
Answer:
4
IBM]
:
28
Note: Memory calculations are
impossibl
e in the
STAT
(Statistical
cal
c ulation)
mode
.
.._
__
When
subtracting a number
from
the
memory,
press the
[!B
and (M±] keys.
3.
Memory Calculations
The independenUy accessibl
e memory
can be accessed by using the three
keys:
i~
,
ffiMI,
[M±l
.
Before
starting a
cal
c
ulation, clear the memory by pressing ~
and
~·
a+bxc=
+be
(Constant
addition)
axb7c=
7c
(Constant division)
a7bxc=
...!.
x
(Constant
multiplication)
b
(Constant subtraction)
axb-c=
-c
Note:
The machine places
some
calculations in pending status depending on their
priority
levels.
Accordingly, in successive
calculations the operator
and
numer-
ical
value of the
calculation
last performed
in
the
computer are handled as a
calculating instruction and a
constant
for the
next
calculation,
respectively.
Answer:
5
Answer:
10
Key
in:
15
GJ
3@:)
Key
in:
30
@J
Answer:
15
Answer:
30
Key in: 3
[K)
5
0
Key
in:
10
0
Constant
Division:
The
number
entered after the
division
sign is a constant.
Constant Multiplication: The first
number
entered is a constant.
Using as
a
Calculator
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