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In algobraic form, these computations are:
16,3
4,
296) 438
2.
438 - 296
~
4.
438
'0'
296
~
3. 438
x
296
2.
438
~
296
1.
438
+
2\}6
1.
438
+
296
=
3,
438
x
296
~
C. Results of more than eight but
less
than seventeen digits will appear with
the overflow Indicator (described
under Conlrols & Indicators).
See
Instructions for Overflow
Inte rp retal ion.
4. To enter a mathematical computation
Entry of a computation is greatly
simplified when it is first converted to
algebrnic form.
These computations are then entered a
digit or operative at a time, beginnIng
with the left-most figure and progressing
to the right For full detalls refer to specific
instructions
and examples that follow.
5. Reading a numerical result
A. Results 01 etght digits or less are read
directly
from the Display.
B. In
certain computations, zeroes at
the extreme right of a decimal result
will
be
suppressed. For example,
a
result representing S16.30
may appear as:
B. Then you enter 13 ins.tead of 12.
Display is:
123.45
A mistake!
C. To clear 13, touch the
~
key
once
only.
Display is:
D. Then enter 12.
Display is:
E, Finally, touch the
II
key for
answer.
Display
'IS:
NOTE: An
~ncorrect
entry should be
cleared prior to any other entry
or operation.
3. To enter a number
Example: enter 123.45
A. Starting with the left-most digit
touch keys as follows: 1,2,3, .,
4, and 5.
B.
Display will be:
1 2
I
_XU h.
.2
! _.
:
Ii.
-La
Q
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