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*The
value of
0
is
stored
in
variable
Z,
and
the
value
of
r in variable Y.
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z
I
ENTER
I
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r
]
Operation:
polar
Conversion
from
rectangular
into
polar
coordinates:
Determine
coordinate
(r,0)
for
point
P
(3, 8)
on
a rectangular
coordi
n
ate:
DEGREE
I
ENTER
I
(Specifies
"degrees"
for angular unit.)
POL
(3,
8)
I
ENTER
I
Example:
Example:
Convert 30.755
deg.
in
decimal
notation
into its
sexagenary equivalent
(in
degrees, minutes,
seconds).
Operation:
OMS
30.755
I
ENTER!
3
0.
4 51 8
(30
deg.
45 min.
18 sec.)
Example:
Convert 30
deg.
30
min.
in
sexagenary notation i
n to its
deci
m al equiva-
lent
(in
degrees).
Operation: DEG 30.30
I
ENTER
I
3
0.
5
(30.5 degrees)
5.
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Operation: CUR
(4
·
·
3 + 5
·
3i
1
ENTERj
Example:
{./
4
3
+
5
3
=
148.4131591
Example:
e
2+3
=
Operation:
EXP (2
+
3)
I
ENTER
I
(Do not use the
~
key.)
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Exampl
e
:
log
5
+
ln 5
=
Operation:
LOG
5
+
LN
5
I
ENTER I
(120°
f
DEO
120.
Example:
""
1.
1[
tan
4
=
RADIAN
I
ENTER
I
(Specifies "radians" for
angular
unit.)
TAN
(Pl/4)
IENTERI
Example:
cos
"
(-0.5)
=
Operation:
DEGREE
I
ENTER
I
(Specifies
"degrees"
for angular unit.)
ACS-0.5
IENTERI
Operation:
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