HP -32S Owner's Manual page 54

More Examples. Suppose the variables D, E, and F contain the val
ues 1, 2, and 3. Use storage arithmetic to add 1 to each of these
variables.
Keys:
Display: Description:
1 |STO | D
2|STO|E
3|STO | F
3.0000
Stores the assumed
values into the
variables.
1 ISTO 11 +1 D
|STO|L+]E
ISTOlEJF
1.0000
0 = 2,0000
E = 3.0000
F=4.0000
Adds 1 to D, £, and F
Ml view ID
Displays the current
value of D.
Ml VIEW I E
HI view I F
a
1,0000
Clears the VIEW
display; displays X-reg
ister again.
Suppose the variables D, £, and F contain the values 2, 3, and 4 from
the last example. Divide 3 by D, multiply it by E, and add F to the
result.
Keys:
Display: Description:
3 | RCL)l+J D
1.5000
Calculates 3 -J- D.
1RCL11x|E
4.5000
3-h D x E.
IRCLII + IF
8.5000
3 -s- D x E + F.
52 3: Storing Data Into Variables