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HP 33S User Manual (388 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 3.27 MB

Table of Contents
3
Part 1. Basic Operation

15
1 Getting Started

17
- Important Preliminaries
  17
  - Turning the Calculator on and off
    17
  - Adjusting Display Contrast
    17
- Highlights of the Keyboard and Display
  18
  - Shifted Keys
    18
  - Alpha Keys
    19
  - Cursor Keys
    19
  - Silver Paint Keys
    20
  - Backspacing and Clearing
    20
  - Using Menus
    23
  - Exiting Menus
    25
  - RPN and ALG Keys
    26
  - The Display and Annunciators
    27
- Keying in Numbers
  30
  - Making Numbers Negative
    30
  - Exponents of Ten
    30
  - Understanding Digit Entry
    31
  - Range of Numbers and OVERFLOW
    32
- Doing Arithmetic
  32
  - One-Number Functions
    33
  - Two-Number Functions
    33
- Controlling the Display Format
  34
- Fractions
  37
  - Entering Fractions
    37
  - Displaying Fractions
    39
- Messages
  39
- Calculator Memory
  40
  - Checking Available Memory
    40
  - Clearing All of Memory
    40
2 RPN: the Automatic Memory Stack

41
- What the Stack Is
  41
- Arithmetic - How the Stack Does It
  44
  - How ENTER Works
    45
  - How CLEAR X Works
    46
- The LAST X Register
  47
  - Correcting Mistakes with LAST X
    48
  - Reusing Numbers with LAST X
    49
- Chain Calculations in RPN Mode
  51
  - Work from the Parentheses out
    51
  - Exercises
    53
  - Order of Calculation
    53
  - More Exercises
    54
3 Storing Data into Variables

57
- Storing and Recalling Numbers
  58
- Viewing a Variable Without Recalling It
  59
- Reviewing Variables in the VAR Catalog
  59
- Clearing Variables
  60
- Arithmetic with Stored Variables
  60
  - Storage Arithmetic
    60
  - Recall Arithmetic
    61
- Exchanging X with any Variable
  62
- The Variable "I
  63
4 Real-Number Functions

65
- Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
  65
- Quotient and Remainder of Division
  66
- Power Functions
  66
- Trigonometry
  67
  - Entering
    67
  - Setting the Angular Mode
    68
  - Trigonometric Functions
    68
- Hyperbolic Functions
  70
- Percentage Functions
  70
- Physics Constants
  72
- Conversion Functions
  73
  - Coordinate Conversions
    74
  - Time Conversions
    76
  - Angle Conversions
    77
  - Unit Conversions
    77
- Probability Functions
  78
  - Factorial
    78
  - Gamma
    78
  - Probability
    78
- Parts of Numbers
  80
- Names of Functions
  81
5 Fractions

83
- Entering Fractions
  83
- Fractions in the Display
  84
  - Display Rules
    84
  - Accuracy Indicators
    85
  - Longer Fractions
    86
- Changing the Fraction Display
  86
- Rounding Fractions
  89
- Fractions in Equations
  90
- Fractions in Programs
  91
6 Entering and Evaluating Equations

93
- How You Can Use Equations
  93
- Summary of Equation Operations
  95
- Entering Equations into the Equation List
  96
  - Variables in Equations
    96
  - Numbers in Equations
    97
  - Functions in Equations
    97
  - Parentheses in Equations
    98
- Displaying and Selecting Equations
  98
- Editing and Clearing Equations
  99
- Types of Equations
  101
- Evaluating Equations
  101
  - Using ENTER for Evaluation
    103
  - Using XEQ for Evaluation
    104
  - Responding to Equation Prompts
    104
- The Syntax of Equations
  105
  - Operator Precedence
    105
  - Equation Functions
    107
  - Syntax Errors
    110
- Verifying Equations
  110
7 Solving Equations

111
- Solving an Equation
  111
- Understanding and Controlling SOLVE
  115
  - Verifying the Result
    116
  - Interrupting a SOLVE Calculation
    117
  - Choosing Initial Guesses for SOLVE
    117
- For more Information
  121
8 Integrating Equations

123
- Integrating Equations ( ∫ FN)
  123
- Integrating Equations ( ∫ FN)
  124
- Accuracy of Integration
  127
  - Specifying Accuracy
    128
  - Interpreting Accuracy
    128
- For more Information
  130
9 Operations with Complex Numbers

131
- The Complex Stack
  131
- Complex Operations
  132
- Using Complex Numbers in Polar Notation
  135
10 Base Conversions and Arithmetic

139
- Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  140
- The Representation of Numbers
  142
  - Negative Numbers
    142
  - Range of Numbers
    143
  - Windows for Long Binary Numbers
    144
11 Statistical Operations

145
- Entering Statistical Data
  145
  - Entering One-Variable Data
    146
  - Entering Two-Variable Data
    146
  - Correcting Errors in Data Entry
    146
- Statistical Calculations
  148
  - Mean
    148
  - Sample Standard Deviation
    150
  - Population Standard Deviation
    150
  - Linear Regression
    151
- Limitations on Precision of Data
  153
- Summation Values and the Statistics Registers
  154
Part 2. Programming

157
12 Simple Programming

159
- Designing a Program
  161
  - Selecting a Mode
    161
  - Program Boundaries (LBL and RTN)
    161
  - Using RPN, ALG and Equations in Programs
    162
  - Data Input and Output
    162
- Entering a Program
  163
  - Keys that Clear
    164
  - Function Names in Programs
    165
- Running a Program
  167
  - Executing a Program (XEQ)
    167
  - Testing a Program
    167
- Entering and Displaying Data
  169
- Stopping or Interrupting a Program
  175
  - Programming a Stop or Pause (STOP, PSE)
    175
  - Interrupting a Running Program
    175
  - Error Stops
    175
- Editing a Program
  176
- Program Memory
  177
  - Viewing Program Memory
    177
  - Memory Usage
    178
  - The Catalog of Programs (MEM)
    178
  - Clearing One or more Programs
    178
  - The Checksum
    179
- Nonprogrammable Functions
  180
- Programming with BASE
  180
  - Selecting a Base Mode in a Program
    180
  - Numbers Entered in Program Lines
    181
- Polynomial Expressions and Horner's Method
  181
13 Programming Techniques

185
- Routines in Programs
  185
  - Calling Subroutines (XEQ, RTN)
    186
  - Nested Subroutines
    187
- Branching (GTO)
  188
  - A Programmed GTO Instruction
    189
  - Using GTO from the Keyboard
    189
- Conditional Instructions
  190
  - Tests of Comparison (X?Y, X?0)
    191
  - Flags
    192
- Loops
  200
  - Conditional Loops (GTO)
    201
  - Loops with Counters (DSE, ISG)
    202
- Indirectly Addressing Variables and Labels
  204
  - The Variable "I
    204
  - The Indirect Address, (I)
    205
  - Program Control with (I)
    206
  - Equations with (I)
    208
14 Solving and Integrating Programs

211
- Solving a Program
  211
- Using SOLVE in a Program
  216
- Integrating a Program
  217
- Using Integration in a Program
  219
- Restrictions on Solving and Integrating
  221
15 Mathematics Programs

223
- Vector Operations
  223
- Solutions of Simultaneous Equations
  234
- Polynomial Root Finder
  242
- Program Instructions
  251
- Coordinate Transformations
  254
16 Statistics Programs

261
- Curve Fitting
  261
- Normal and Inverse-Normal Distributions
  271
- Grouped Standard Deviation
  277
17 Miscellaneous Programs and Equations

283
- Time Value of Money
  283
- Prime Number Generator
  288
Part 3. Appendixes and Reference

293
- Support, Batteries, and Service
  
  295
  - Calculator Support
    295
    
    Answers to Common Questions
    295
  - Environmental Limits
    296
  - Changing the Batteries
    296
  - Testing Calculator Operation
    298
  - The Self-Test
    299
  - Warranty
    300
  - Service
    301
  - Regulatory Information
    303
- User Memory and the Stack
  
  305
  - Managing Calculator Memory
    305
  - Resetting the Calculator
    306
  - Clearing Memory
    307
  - The Status of Stack Lift
    308
    
    Disabling Operations
    308
    
    Neutral Operations
    308
  - The Status of the LAST X Register
    310
ALG: Summary

311
- About ALG
  311
- Doing Two-Number Arithmetic in ALG
  312
  - Simple Arithmetic
    312
  - Power Functions
    312
  - Percentage Calculations
    313
  - Permutations and Combinations
    314
  - Quotient and Remainder of Division
    314
- Parentheses Calculations
  315
- Chain Calculations
  315
- Reviewing the Stack
  316
- Coordinate Conversions
  317
- Integrating an Equation
  318
- Operations with Complex Numbers
  319
- Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  321
- Entering Statistical Two-Variable Data
  322
More about Solving

325
- How SOLVE Finds a Root
  325
- Interpreting Results
  327
- When SOLVE Cannot Find a Root
  332
- Round-Off Error
  337
- Underflow
  338
More about Integration

339
Messages

349
- Contents
  369
- Special Characters
  373

HP 33S Owner's Manual (386 pages)

RPN/ALG Scientific Calculator

Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 2.66 MB

Table of Contents
3
Part 1. Basic Operation

15
1 Getting Started

17
- Important Preliminaries
  17
  - Turning the Calculator on and off
    17
  - Adjusting Display Contrast
    17
- Highlights of the Keyboard and Display
  18
  - Shifted Keys
    18
  - Alpha Keys
    19
  - Backspacing and Clearing
    19
  - Cursor Keys
    22
  - Using Menus
    22
  - Exiting Menus
    25
  - RPN and ALG Keys
    26
  - The Display and Annunciators
    27
- Keying in Numbers
  30
  - Making Numbers Negative
    30
  - Exponents of Ten
    30
  - Understanding Digit Entry
    31
  - Range of Numbers and OVERFLOW
    32
- Doing Arithmetic
  32
  - One-Number Functions
    33
  - Two-Number Functions
    33
- Controlling the Display Format
  34
- Fractions
  37
  - Entering Fractions
    37
  - Displaying Fractions
    38
- Messages
  39
- Calculator Memory
  39
  - Checking Available Memory
    40
  - Clearing All of Memory
    40
2 RPN: the Automatic Memory Stack

41
- What the Stack Is
  41
- Arithmetic - How the Stack Does It
  44
  - How ENTER Works
    45
  - How CLEAR X Works
    46
- The LAST X Register
  47
  - Correcting Mistakes with LAST X
    48
  - Reusing Numbers with LAST X
    49
- Chain Calculations in RPN Mode
  50
  - Work from the Parentheses out
    50
  - Exercises
    52
  - Order of Calculation
    53
  - More Exercises
    54
3 Storing Data into Variables

57
- Storing and Recalling Numbers
  58
- Viewing a Variable Without Recalling It
  59
- Reviewing Variables in the VAR Catalog
  59
- Clearing Variables
  60
- Arithmetic with Stored Variables
  60
  - Storage Arithmetic
    60
  - Recall Arithmetic
    61
- Exchanging X with any Variable
  62
- The Variable "I
  63
4 Real-Number Functions

65
- Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
  65
- Quotient and Remainder Division
  66
- Power Functions
  66
- Trigonometry
  67
  - Entering Π
    67
  - Setting the Angular Mode
    68
  - Trigonometric Functions
    68
- Hyperbolic Functions
  70
- Percentage Functions
  70
- Physics Constants
  72
- Conversion Functions
  73
  - Coordinate Conversions
    74
  - Time Conversions
    76
  - Angle Conversions
    77
  - Unit Conversions
    77
- Probability Functions
  78
  - Factorial
    78
  - Gamma
    78
  - Probability
    78
- Parts of Numbers
  80
- Names of Functions
  81
5 Fractions

83
- Entering Fractions
  83
- Fractions in the Display
  84
  - Display Rules
    84
  - Accuracy Indicators
    85
  - Longer Fractions
    86
- Changing the Fraction Display
  87
- Rounding Fractions
  90
- Fractions in Equations
  91
- Fractions in Programs
  91
6 Entering and Evaluating Equations

93
- How You Can Use Equations
  93
- Summary of Equation Operations
  95
- Entering Equations into the Equation List
  96
  - Variables in Equations
    96
  - Numbers in Equations
    97
  - Functions in Equations
    97
  - Parentheses in Equations
    98
- Displaying and Selecting Equations
  98
- Editing and Clearing Equations
  99
- Types of Equations
  101
- Evaluating Equations
  101
  - Using ENTER for Evaluation
    103
  - Using XEQ for Evaluation
    104
  - Responding to Equation Prompts
    104
- The Syntax of Equations
  105
  - Operator Precedence
    105
  - Equation Functions
    107
  - Syntax Errors
    110
- Verifying Equations
  110
7 Solving Equations

111
- Solving an Equation
  111
- Understanding and Controlling SOLVE
  115
  - Verifying the Result
    116
  - Interrupting a SOLVE Calculation
    117
  - Choosing Initial Guesses for SOLVE
    117
- For more Information
  121
8 Integrating Equations

123
- Integrating Equations ( ∫ FN)
  123
- Integrating Equations ( ∫ FN)
  124
- Accuracy of Integration
  127
  - Specifying Accuracy
    128
  - Interpreting Accuracy
    128
- For more Information
  130
9 Operations with Complex Numbers

131
- The Complex Stack
  131
- Complex Operations
  132
- Using Complex Numbers in Polar Notation
  135
10 Base Conversions and Arithmetic

137
- Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  138
- The Representation of Numbers
  140
  - Negative Numbers
    140
  - Range of Numbers
    141
  - Windows for Long Binary Numbers
    141
11 Statistical Operations

143
- Entering Statistical Data
  143
  - Entering One-Variable Data
    144
  - Entering Two-Variable Data
    144
  - Correcting Errors in Data Entry
    144
- Statistical Calculations
  146
  - Mean
    146
  - Sample Standard Deviation
    148
  - Population Standard Deviation
    148
  - Linear Regression
    149
- Limitations on Precision of Data
  152
- Summation Values and the Statistics Registers
  153
Part 2. Programming

155
12 Simple Programming

157
- Designing a Program
  159
  - Selecting a Mode
    159
  - Program Boundaries (LBL and RTN)
    159
  - Using RPN, ALG and Equations in Programs
    160
  - Data Input and Output
    160
- Entering a Program
  161
  - Keys that Clear
    162
  - Function Names in Programs
    162
- Running a Program
  165
  - Executing a Program (XEQ)
    165
  - Testing a Program
    165
- Entering and Displaying Data
  167
- Stopping or Interrupting a Program
  173
  - Programming a Stop or Pause (STOP, PSE)
    173
  - Interrupting a Running Program
    174
  - Error Stops
    174
- Editing a Program
  174
- Program Memory
  175
  - Viewing Program Memory
    175
  - Memory Usage
    176
  - The Catalog of Programs (MEM)
    176
  - Clearing One or more Programs
    177
  - The Checksum
    177
- Nonprogrammable Functions
  178
- Programming with BASE
  178
  - Selecting a Base Mode in a Program
    179
  - Numbers Entered in Program Lines
    179
- Polynomial Expressions and Horner's Method
  180
13 Programming Techniques

183
- Routines in Programs
  183
  - Calling Subroutines (XEQ, RTN)
    184
  - Nested Subroutines
    185
- Branching (GTO)
  186
  - A Programmed GTO Instruction
    187
  - Using GTO from the Keyboard
    187
- Conditional Instructions
  188
  - Tests of Comparison (X?Y, X?0)
    189
  - Flags
    190
- Loops
  198
  - Conditional Loops (GTO)
    199
  - Loops with Counters (DSE, ISG)
    200
- Indirectly Addressing Variables and Labels
  203
  - The Variable "I
    203
  - The Indirect Address, (I)
    204
  - Program Control with (I)
    205
  - Equations with (I)
    207
14 Solving and Integrating Programs

209
- Solving a Program
  209
- Using SOLVE in Program
  213
- Integrating a Program
  215
- Using Integration in a Program
  218
- Restrictions on Solving and Integrating
  219
15 Mathematics Programs

221
- Vector Operations
  221
- Solutions of Simultaneous Equations
  232
- Polynomial Root Finder
  240
- Coordinate Transformations
  252
16 Statistics Programs

259
- Curve Fitting
  259
- Normal and Inverse-Normal Distributions
  269
- Grouped Standard Deviation
  275
17 Miscellaneous Programs and Equations

281
- Time Value of Money
  281
- Prime Number Generator
  286
Part 3. Appendixes and Reference

291
- Support, Batteries, and Service
  
  293
  - Calculator Support
    293
    
    Answers to Common Questions
    293
  - Environmental Limits
    294
  - Changing the Batteries
    294
  - Testing Calculator Operation
    296
  - The Self-Test
    297
  - Warranty
    298
  - Service
    299
  - Regulatory Information
    301
- User Memory and the Stack
  
  303
  - Managing Calculator Memory
    303
  - Resetting the Calculator
    304
  - Clearing Memory
    305
  - The Status of Stack Lift
    306
    
    Disabling Operations
    307
    
    Neutral Operations
    307
  - The Status of the LAST X Register
    308
ALG: Summary

309
- About ALG
  309
- Doing Two-Number Arithmetic in ALG
  310
  - Simple Arithmetic
    310
  - Power Functions
    310
  - Percentage Calculations
    311
  - Permutation and Combination
    312
  - Quotient and Remainder Division
    312
- Parentheses Calculations
  313
- Chain Calculations
  313
- Reviewing the Stack
  314
- Coordinate Conversions
  315
- Integrating an Equation
  316
- Operations with Complex Numbers
  316
- Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16
  318
- Entering Statistical Two-Variable Data
  319
More about Solving

321
- How SOLVE Finds a Root
  321
- Interpreting Results
  322
- When SOLVE Cannot Find a Root
  328
- Round-Off Error
  334
- Underflow
  334
More about Integration

337
Messages

347
Operation Index

351
- Contents
  
  367
- Index
  
  371
  - Special Characters
    371

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Table of Contents

Part 1. Basic Operation

1 Getting Started

2 RPN: the Automatic Memory Stack

3 Storing Data into Variables

4 Real-Number Functions

5 Fractions

6 Entering and Evaluating Equations

7 Solving Equations

8 Integrating Equations

9 Operations with Complex Numbers

10 Base Conversions and Arithmetic

11 Statistical Operations

Part 2. Programming

12 Simple Programming

13 Programming Techniques

14 Solving and Integrating Programs

15 Mathematics Programs

16 Statistics Programs

17 Miscellaneous Programs and Equations

Part 3. Appendixes and Reference

Support, Batteries, and Service

User Memory and the Stack

ALG: Summary

More about Solving

More about Integration

Messages