HP 49g+ User Manual page 665

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it is always possible to recall the program definition into the stack (‚@@@q@@@)
to see the order in which the variables must be entered, namely,
However, for the case of the program @@hv@@, its definition
S0.
«
* SQ * 2 * SWAP SQ SWAP /
does not provide a clue of the order in which the data must be entered, unless,
of course, you are extremely experienced with RPN and the User RPL
language.
One way to check the result of the program as a formula is to enter symbolic
variables, instead of numeric results, in the stack, and let the program operate
on those variables. For this approach to be effective the calculator's CAS
(Calculator Algebraic System) must be set to
This is accomplished by using H@) C AS@, and ensuring that the check marks in
the options
_Numeric
and
to normal calculator display.
We will use this latter approach to check what formula results from using the
program @@hv@@ as follows: We know that there are four inputs to the program,
thus, we use the symbolic variables S4, S3, S2, and S1 to indicate the stack
levels at input:
~s4` ~s3`
Next, press @@hv@@. The resulting formula may look like this
'SQ(S4)/(S3*SQ(S2*S1)*2)'
if your display is not set to textbook style, or like this,
if textbook style is selected. Since we know that the function SQ( ) stands for
2
x
, we interpret the latter result as
symbolic
_Approx
are removed.
Press J to display your variables menu.
~s2`
SQ
(
S
) 4
S
3
SQ
(
S
2
S
) 1
2
Cu n y0
»
exact
and
modes.
Press @@OK@@ @@OK@ to return
~s1`
,
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