Table Of Contents - Casio fx-7700G Owner's Manual

Table of Contents

Power On/Off2
Adjusting The Contrast2
Modes3
Basic Computations3
Setting The System Mode3
Setting The Calculation Mode3
Using Built-In Values4
Grouping Within An Equation4
Using The Replay Feature4
Fractions5
Exponentials5
Converting The Answer To A Decimal Equivalent5
Converting The Answer To An Improper Fraction5
Graphing6
Setting The Graph Mode6
Graphing A Built-In Function6
Trace Function6
Scrolling In Four Directions7
Returning To Your Original Graph7
Zoom Function7
Zooming In7
Integration Graph8
Using The Box Function To Zoom8
Setting The Mode8
Setting The Range8
Polar Graph9
Inequality Graph9
Creating The Graph9
Contents11
Getting Acquainted14
Keys And Their Functions15
The Keyboard15
Key Operations15
Using The Mode Menus To Change Menus18
Basic Set Up20
To Specify The Unit Of Angular Measurement20
To Specify The Display Format20
To Specify The Engineering Mode20
To Specify The Number Of Decimal Places21
To Specify The Number Of Significant Digits21
To Adjust The Contrast Of The Display21
Basic Operation22
Using The Clear Menu22
Inputting Calculations22
Editing Calculations23
Answer Function24
Using Multi Statements24
Multiplication Operations Without A Multiplication Sign25
Performing Continuous Calculations25
Using The Replay Function25
Engineering Symbols26
Scientific Functions26
Value Memories27
Increasing The Number Of Value Memories28
About Memory Names28
Using The Base-N Mode29
Using The Matrix Mode30
About Matrices30
To Enter The Matrix Mode30
To Clear Matrix Memory31
To Specify Matrix Size31
To Input Matrix Data31
To Move Around A Matrix31
Performing Matrix Arithmetic Operations32
Other Matrix Operations33
To Display The Matrix Function Menu33
To Display The Matrix Editing Menu33
To Delete A Matrix34
To Clear The Contents Of A Matrix34
To Delete A Row From A Matrix34
To Insert A Row In A Matrix34
To Add A Row To A Matrix35
To Delete A Column From A Matrix35
To Insert A Column In A Matrix35
To Add A Column To A Matrix36
To Calculate The Scalar Product36
To Transpose A Matrix36
To Calculate The Determinant37
To Calculate An Inverse Matrix37
Using The Function Memory38
To Exchange Matrix A And Matrix B Contents38
To Display The Function Memory Menu38
To Recall A Function39
To Display A List Of Available Functions39
To Delete A Function39
Graphic And Text Displays40
Technical Information40
Calculation Priority Sequence40
Stacks41
Value Input And Output Limitations41
Steps41
Overflow And Errors42
Exponential Display42
Manual Calculations43
Arithmetic Calculations44
Units Of Angular Measurement45
Trigonometric And Inverse Trigonometric Functions45
Logarithmic And Exponential Functions46
Hyperbolic And Inverse Hyperbolic Functions46
Other Functions47
Coordinate Conversion47
Permutation And Combination48
Engineering Symbols Calculations49
Number Of Decimal Places, Number Of Significant Digits, Display Format49
Calculations Using Memory50
Base-N Mode Calculations50
Conversions50
Arithmetic Operations50
Integration Calculations51
Logical Operations51
How The Unit Calculates Integrations52
To Perform An Integration Calculation52
Application Of Integration Calculation53
Statistical Calculations54
Single-Variable Statistical Calculations55
To Enter The Standard Deviation Mode Without Data Storage55
To Input Data55
To Delete Data56
To Enter The Standard Deviation Mode With Data Storage56
To Edit Data Items Stored In Memory57
To Delete Specific Data Items Stored In Memory57
Paired-Variable Statistical Calculations58
To Insert Data Items Into Data Stored In Memory58
To Clear All Statistical Data58
To Enter The Regression Mode Without Data Storage58
To Enter The Linear Regression Mode59
To Input Data For Linear Regression59
To Calculate Results59
To Enter The Logarithmic Regression Mode60
To Enter The Exponential Regression Mode60
To Enter The Power Regression Mode61
To Enter The Regression Mode With Data Storage61
Things To Remember During Statistical Calculations62
Examples Of Statistical Calculations62
Standard Deviation62
Regression63
Linear Regression63
Logarithmic Regression64
Exponential Regression64
Power Regression65
About The Graphing Function66
Specifying The Range Of A Graph66
To Specify Range Parameters66
To Initialize The Range Parameter Screen Settings68
Rectangular Coordinate Graphs69
Graphing Built-In Scientific Functions69
Overdrawing Built-In Function Graphs69
Graphing Manually Entered Functions70
Overdrawing Manually Input Graphs70
Specifying The Value Range70
Polar Coordinate Graphs71
Parametric Graphs72
Inequality Graphs73
Overdrawing Inequality Graphs74
Integration Graphs75
Probability Distribution Graphs75
Single-Variable Statistical Graphs76
Paired-Variable Statistical Graphs78
Connect Type And Plot Type Graphs79
Plot Function82
Line Function83
Zoom Functions85
Box Function85
Using The Factor Function To Enlarge And Reduce The Entire Graph86
To Specify The Center Point Of N Enlarged Display88
To Initialize The Zoom Factors89
To Specify The Zoom Factors Within A Program89
Programming91
To Enter The Programming Mode92
To Scroll Through Program Area Names92
To Check How Much Memory Is Used By A Program92
To Input A Program93
To Execute A Program Stored In Memory93
To Edit A Program95
To Delete A Specific Program95
About Error Messages96
To Clear All Programes96
Counting The Number Of Steps97
Program Commands97
To Check The Amount Of Memory Remaining97
To Display The Program Function Menu97
About The Newline Function98
To Display The Jump Command Menu98
To Display The Relational Operator Menu98
To Display The Punctuational Symbol Menu98
Using Jump Commands99
About Unconditional Jumps99
About Conditional Jumps99
About Count Jumps100
Using Subroutines101
Subroutines Save Memory101
Using Array Memory102
Displaying Text Messages104
Using The Graph Function In Programs105
Appendix106
When To Replace Batteries107
Replacing Batteries107
To Replace The Main Power Supply Batteries108
To Replace The Memory Back Up Battery108
To Reset The Calculator109
Function Reference109
Error Message Table112
Input Ranges113
Specifications114
Index115