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CASIO FX-8700G Owner's Manual (137 pages)

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Brand: CASIO | Category: Calculator | Size: 8.06 MB

Product View
2
Quick Start
2
Power On/Off
2
Adjusting the Contrast
2
Setting the System Mode
3
Setting the Calculation Mode
3
Basic Computations
3
Grouping Within an Equation
4
Using Built-In Values
4
Using the Replay Feature
4
Fractions
5
Exponentials
5
Converting the Answer to a Decimal Equivalent
5
Converting the Answer to an Improper Fraction
5
Returning to the Equation
6
Setting the Graph Mode
6
Graphing a Built-In Function
6
Trace Function
6
Scrolling in Four Directions
7
Returning to Your Original Graph
7
Zooming In/Out
7
Zoom Function
7
Using the Box Function to Zoom
8
Integration Graph: Setting the Mode
8
Setting the Range
8
Creating the Graph
9
Polar Graph
9
Inequality Graph
9
Power Graphic
10
Contents
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Handling Precautions
13
Getting Acquainted
14
Keys and Their Functions
15
Using the Mode Menus to Change Modes
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To Specify the Unit of Angular Measurement
20
To Specify the Display Format
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To Specify the Engineering Mode
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To Specify the Number of Decimal Places
21
To Specify the Number of Significant Digits
21
To Adjust the Contrast of the Display
21
Basic Operation
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Using the Clear Menu
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Inputting Calculations
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Editing Calculations
23
Answer Function
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Using Multistatements
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Multiplication Operations Without a Multiplication Sign
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Performing Continuous Calculations
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Using the Replay Function
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Using the Multi Replay Function
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Engineering Symbols
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Scientific Functions
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Value Memories
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Increasing the Number of Value Memories
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About Memory Names
29
Using the Base-N Mode
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Using the Matrix Mode
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Performing Matrix Arithmetic Operations
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To Display the Matrix Function Menu
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To Display the Matrix Editing Menu
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To Delete a Matrix
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To Delete a Row from a Matrix
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To Insert a Row in a Matrix
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To Clear the Contents of a Matrix
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To Add a Row to a Matrix
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To Insert a Column in a Matrix
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To Delete a Column from a Matrix
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To Add a Column to a Matrix
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To Calculate the Scalar Product
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To Transpose a Matrix
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To Calculate the Determinant
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To Calculate an Inverse Matrix
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To Exchange Matrix a and Matrix B Contents
39
Using the Function Memory
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To Display the Function Memory Menu
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To Strore Function
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To Recall a Function
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To Display a List of Available Functions
40
To Delete a Function
40
Graphic and Text Displays
41
Technical Information
41
Calculation Priority Sequence
41
Stacks
42
Value Input and Output Limitations
42
Steps
42
Overflow and Errors
43
Exponential Display
43
Calculation Execution Display
43
Manual Calculations
44
Arithmetic Calculations
45
Calculations Using Parentheses
45
Units of Angular Measurement
46
Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric Functions
46
Logarithmic and Exponential Functions
47
Hyperbolic and Inverse Hyperbolic Functions
47
Coordinate Conversion
48
Permutation and Combination
49
Engineering Symbol Calculations
50
Number of Decimal Places, Number of Significant Digits, Display Format
50
Calculations Using Memory
51
BASE-N Mode Calculations
51
Logical Operations
52
Integration Calculations
52
How the Unit Calculates Integrations
53
To Perform an Integration Calculation
53
Application of Integration Calculation
54
Statistical Calculations
55
Single-Variable Statistical Calculations
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To Enter the Standard Deviation Mode Without Data Storage
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To Enter the Standard Deviation Mode with Data Storage
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Paired-Variable Statistical Calculations
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To Enter the Regression Mode Without Data Storage
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To Enter the Linear Regression Mode
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To Enter the Logarithmic Regression Mode
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To Enter the Exponential Regression Mode
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To Enter the Power Regression Mode
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To Enter the Regression Mode with Data Storage
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Things to Remember During Statistical Calculations
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Examples of Statistical Calculations
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Linear Regression
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Logarithmic Regression
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Exponential Regression
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Power Regression
66
Graphing
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About the Graphing Function
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Specifying the Range of a Graph
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To Initialize the Range Parameter Screen Settings
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To Specify Range Parameters Within a Program
69
Rectangular Coordinate Graphs
70
Overdrawing Built-In Function Graphs
70
Graphing Built-In Scientific Functions
70
Graphing Manually Entered Functions
71
Specifying the Value Range
71
Overdrawing Manually Input Graphs
71
Polar Coordinate Graphs
72
Parametric Graphs
73
Inequality Graphs
74
Overdrawing Inequality Graphs
75
Integration Graphs
76
Probability Distribution Graphs
76
Single-Variable Statistical Graphs
77
Paired-Variable Statistical Graphs
80
Connect Type and Plot Type Graphs
81
To Move the Trace between Two Graphs
82
Scrolling Graphs
83
Notes on Using the Trace Function
83
Plot Function
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To Plot a Point on a Graph
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Line Function
85
Graph Scroll Function
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To Scroll the Graph on the Display
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Zoom Functions
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Box Functions
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To Zoom in on a Part of a Graph
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To Return a Graph to Its Original Size
88
Using the Factor Function to Enlarge and Reduce the Entire Graph
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To Reduce a Graph
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To Redraw a Graph Using the Inverse of the Factors
90
To Specify the Center Point of an Enlarged Display
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To Initialize the Zoom Factors
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To Specify the Zoom Factors Within a Program
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Some Graphing Examples
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Programming
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Introduction to Programming
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To Enter the Programming Mode
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To Scroll through Program Area Names
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To Check How Much Memory Is Used by a Program
94
To Input a Program
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To Execute a Program Stored in Memory
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To Edit a Program
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To Delete a Specific Program
97
To Clear All Programs
98
About Error Messages
98
Counting the Number of Steps
99
To Check the Amount of Memory Remaining
99
To Check Where the Cursor Is Currently Located
99
Program Commands
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To Display the Program Function Menu
100
About the Newline Function
100
To Display the Jump Command Menu
100
To Display the Relational Operator Menu
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To Display the Punctuation System Menu
101
Using Jump Commands
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To Use an Unconditional Jump
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To Use a Conditional Jump
102
About Cout Jumps
102
Using Subroutines
103
Subroutines Save Memory
104
Using Array Memory
104
Cautions When Using Array Memory
105
Sample Programs that Use Array Memory
105
Displaying Text Messages
106
Using the Graph Function in Programs
107
File Editor
108
Introduction to the File Editor Function
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To Enter the File Editor Mode
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To Create a New File
109
To Input Symbols into a Filename
110
Opening a File
111
To Use Initial Character Search
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To Use Sequential Search
111
To Change a Filename
112
File Editor Key Functions
113
To Delete a File
113
To List the Contents of a File
113
Inputting Programs into a File
114
To Execute a File from the File Editor Mode
114
Searching for Data in a File
117
Moving the Cursor Around the File
118
To Display the Status of a File Editor File
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To Screen Scroll through a File
119
Using the Secret Function
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To Register a Password
120
To Open a File that Is Assigned a Password
122
Appendix
123
Power Supply
124
When to Replace Batteries
124
Replacing Batteries
124
To Replace the Main Power Supply Batteries
125
To Replace the Memory Back up Battery
125
About the Auto Power off Function
125
To Reset the Calculator
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Function Reference
126
Error Message Table
129
Input Ranges
130
Specifications
131
Index
133
Key Index
135

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