Sharp PC-1403 Operation Manual page 63

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Display
Input
The right arrow,
[El ,
recalls the expression that has the cursor positioned "on top
of" its first character.
Remember that the left and right arrows are also used to position the cursor within a
line. The right and left arrows are very helpful in editing (or modifying) entries without
having to retype the entire expression.
You will become familiar with the use of the right and left arrows in the following
examples. Now, take the role of the manager and perform the calculations as we
discuss them.
As the head of personnel in a large marketing division, you are responsible for planning
the annual sales meeting. You expect
300
people to attend the three-day conference.
For part of this time, the sales force will meet in small groups. You believe that groups
of six would be a good size. How many groups would this be?
Recailing Eniries
Even after the COMPUTER has displayed the results of your calculation, you can
display your last entry again. To recall, use the left
r-.;,;J
and right
L,...
l arrows.
The left arrow,
I~ ,
recalls the expression that has the cursor positioned after its last
character.
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1
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1
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Input Display
Using as a Calculator