HP RPN SCIENTIFIC WP 34S Owner's Manual page 32

1 / x
–1 –1
HYP SIN
STO RCL
VIEW

ENTER
CONST
FILL
X X
e LN 10
!
Cy,xPy,x
x =
EXIT
I x I
Complex constants are simply entered as imaginary_part
Pure real constants, identified by a zero imaginary part, are easily put in for complex
calculations as follows:

n for integers 0 < n ≤ 9 only.

In programming,
Example:

Pure imaginary constants, on the other hand, having a zero real part, are entered thus:
imaginary_constant
Example:

Compare the stack mechanics shown on previous page.
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√x
X
y
–1
COS TAN
R
R
 
+ / –
x y

x


7 8
X
LG 2 LB
4 5

1 2
≠
?
i
RND IP FP
real_constant , or alternatively

The real number
– both will result in

The complex unit
– both will result in
–1

f g
 



9
X
1 / x
y LOG
X
6
  √x
3
X.FCN
STOPW

# n with 0 ≤ n ≤ 256 will save steps.

may be loaded via
y x
= 0 and
.
i may be loaded via
y = 1 and x
Edition 3.1
After pressing
your WP 34S allows for
CPX
the complex operations
shown on this virtual

keyboard (but STOPW
represents an applica-
h
tion in real domain, see
p. 145 .
)

Note that a second
/

, a
directly after
| |
just cancel the prefix

, so you return to
×
the default keyboard
assignments.
2
x
–

Constants in complex
domain and such cal-
+
culations occupy two
registers like all other

complex numbers!
 

real_part .


= .

= 0 .

,
 
, or

will
or
or
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