HP 25 Owner's Handbook Manual page 60

Programmable scientific calculator
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Function Keys
For example, to recall Avogadro's
number:
Press
Display
1
0.00
I
6.0200000 23
Recalling a number causes the stack
to lift
unless
the
preceding
keystroke was
mmiD ,liD
or
m
(more
abo
ut
m
later).
When you recall
a
number, it is copied from
the
storage register
into the display, and
it
also remains
in
the storage register. You
can recall a
number
from a storage register any
number
of times
without altering it-the number
will
remain
in the storage
register as a 10-digit
number
with a two-digit exponent of 10
until
you overwrite it by storing another
number
there, or until
you clear the storage registers.
Example:
Three tanks have capacities
in
U.S.
units
of 2.0,
14.4,
and 55.0 gallons, respectively. If one U .S
.
gallon is
approximately equal to 3.785
liters,
what is the capacity of each
of
the tanks
?
Method:
Place the conversion constant
in
one of the storage
registers and bring it out as
required
.
Press
Display
liD
1
0.00
I
D
0KJ
3
1
0.000
1
Display mode set.
3.785
EmJo
,
1
3.785
1
Constant placed in register Ro·
20
1
7.570
I
Capacity of I st tank in
liters
.
14.4
_ 0
0
154.504
1
Capacity of 2nd
tank
in liters.
55
go
0
1
208.175
I
Capacity of 3rd tank in liters
.
D
0KJ
2
1208.18
1
Display mode
reset.
Clearing Storage
Registers
To clear the
number
from a single storage register, simply store
the
quantity
zero
in
the register by pressing@]
EmJ
followed by
the number key (@]through[IJ) of the register address.
To
clear data from all manual storage registers at once, without
affecting data in other portions of the calculator,
press
D
~
·
This places zero in all eight of the storage registers. Of course,
turning the calculator 0 FF
also
clears all registers.

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