Chain Calculations - HP 25 Owner's Handbook Manual

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18
Getting Started
So
,
D
means
square
root of the displayed number
,[K]
mean
s
I
.
,
etc.
displayed number
Thus,
to calculate
3
6
:
Press
Display
1
3.
13.00
3
Imim
6
16.
X,
the
displayed
number
,
is
now
6.
16.
o
1729.00
The
answer.
N
ow
try the following problems using the
0
key,
keeping
in
mind the simple rules
for
two-number functions:
16
4
812
225
5
(16 to the 4th power)
=
165536.00
(81 sq
uared)
16561 .00
(Square root of 225)
115.00
2
16
(2
to
the
16th
power)
=
I
65536.00
16
25
(4th root of
16)
, -
I
2 _.0
_
0
_ _ -'
Chain Calculations
(You could
also
have
done this
as a
one-number
function
using
0
·)
(You could
also
have
done this
as
a
one-number
function
by
usingD
·)
The
speed and simplicity
of
operation of
the HP-25
's
Hewlett-
Packard logic
system
become most
apparent
during
chain
cal-
.
culations. Even
during the longest
of calculations, you still per-
form only
one
operation
at a
tim
e,
and you see
the results
as you
calculate-the
Hewlett-Packard
automatic
memory
stack
stores
up to four intermediate results inside the
calculator until
you
need them
,
then inserts them into the
calculation. This

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