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HP 49g+ Advanced User's Reference Manual (653 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
5
1 RPL Programming

27
- Understanding Programming
  27
  - The Contents of a Program
    27
  - Calculations in a Program
    28
- Entering and Executing Programs
  29
- Viewing and Editing Programs
  32
- Creating Programs on a Computer
  33
- Using Local Variables
  33
- Using Tests and Conditional Structures
  37
  - Testing Conditions
    37
  - Using Conditional Structures and Commands
    39
- Using Loop Structures
  43
- Using Flags
  51
- Using Subroutines
  54
- Single-Stepping through a Program
  55
- Trapping Errors
  58
  - Causing and Analyzing Errors
    58
  - Making an Error Trap
    59
- Input
  61
  - Data Input Commands
    61
  - Using PROMPT
    61
  - Using DISP FREEZE HALT
    63
  - Using INPUT
    64
  - Using INFORM and CHOOSE for Input
    68
  - Beeping to Get Attention
    71
- Stopping a Program for Keystroke Input
  72
  - Using WAIT for Keystroke Input
    72
  - Using KEY for Keystroke Input
    72
  - Output
    72
  - Data Output Commands
    73
  - Labeling Output with Tags
    73
  - Labeling and Displaying Output as Strings
    74
  - Pausing to Display Output
    74
  - Using MSGBOX to Display Output
    75
- Using Menus with Programs
  75
  - Using Menus for Input
    76
  - Using Menus to Run Programs
    76
- Turning off the Hp49G+/Hp48Gii from a Program
  78
2 RPL Programming Examples

79

HP 49g+ User Manual (862 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 11 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 - Getting Started

27
- Basic Operations
  27
  - Batteries
    27
    
    Adjusting the Display Contrast
    28
    
    Contents of the Calculator's Display
    28
    
    Turning the Calculator on and off
    28
  - Menus
    29
    
    The TOOL Menu
    29
    
    Setting Time and Date
    33
- Introducing the Calculator's Keyboard
  36
  - Selecting Calculator Modes
    38
  - Operating Mode
    39
    
    Number Format and Decimal Dot or Comma
    43
  - Angle Measure
    48
  - Coordinate System
    48
    
    Beep, Key Click, and Last Stack
    50
- Selecting cas Settings
  51
- Selecting Display Modes
  51
Chapter 2 - Introducing the Calculator

56
- Calculator Objects
  56
- Editing Expressions in the Screen
  58
- Using the Equation Writer (EQW) to Create Expressions
  65
- Organizing Data in the Calculator
  87
- Variables
  101
  - Creating Variables
    101
    
    Checking Variable Contents
    106
    
    Replacing the Contents of Variables
    108
  - Copying Variables
    109
    
    Reordering Variables in a Directory
    112
    
    Moving Variables Using the FILES Menu
    113
  - Deleting Variables
    114
- UNDO and CMD Functions
  116
- Flags
  117
Chapter 3 - Simple Calculations with Real Numbers , 3-1

123
- Checking Calculator Settings
  123
- Checking Calculator Mode
  124
- Real Number Calculations
  124
  - Changing Sing of a Number, Variable, or Expression
    125
  - The Inverse Function
    125
  - Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
    125
  - Using Parentheses
    126
    
    Absolute Value Function
    126
    
    Base-10 Logarithms and Powers of 10
    127
    
    Powers and Roots
    127
    
    Squares and Square Roots
    127
    
    Natural Logarithms and Exponential Function
    128
    
    Using Powers of 10 in Entering Data
    128
  - Trigonometric Functions
    128
    
    Inverse Trigonometric Functions
    128
    
    Differences between Functions and Operators
    129
- Real Number Functions in the MTH Menu
  129
  - Hyperbolic Functions and Their Inverses
    131
  - Real Number Functions
    133
  - Special Functions
    136
- Calculator Constants
  138
- Operation with Units
  139
  - The UNITS Menu
    139
  - Available Units
    140
    
    Converting to Base Units
    143
    
    Attaching Units to Numbers
    144
    
    Operations with Units
    147
    
    Units Manipulation Tools
    149
- Physical Constants in the Calculator
  150
- Special Physical Functions
  153
  - Function ZFACTOR
    154
  - Function F0Λ
    154
  - Function SIDENS
    154
  - Function TDELTA
    155
  - Function TINC
    155
- Defining and Using Functions
  155
- Functions Defined by more than One Expression
  157
  - The IFTE Function
    157
  - Combined IFTE Functions
    158
Chapter 4 - Calculations with Complex Numbers

159
- Definitions
  159
- Setting the Calculator to COMPLEX Mode
  159
  - Entering Complex Numbers
    160
  - Polar Representation of a Complex Number
    161
- Simple Operations with Complex Numbers
  162
  - Changing Sign of a Complex Number
    162
  - Entering the Unit Imaginary Number
    163
- The CMPLX Menus
  163
  - CMPLX Menu through the MTH Menu
    163
  - CMPLX Menu in Keyboard
    165
- Functions Applied to Complex Numbers
  166
  - Functions from the MTH Menu
    166
- Function DROITE: Equation of a Straight Line
  167
Chapter 5 - Algebraic and Arithmetic Operations

168
- Entering Algebraic Objects
  168
- Simple Operations with Algebraic Objects
  169
- Functions in the ALG Menu
  170
  - Collect
    170
  - Factor
    172
  - Expand
    172
  - Lncollect
    172
  - Lin
    172
  - Partfrac
    172
  - Solve
    172
  - Subst
    172
  - Texpand
    172
    
    Other Forms of Substitution in Algebraic Expressions
    173
- Operations with Transcendental Functions
  174
  - Expansion and Factoring Using Log-Exp Functions
    175
  - Expansion and Factoring Using Trigonometric Functions
    175
- Functions in the ARITHMETIC Menu
  176
  - Divis
    177
  - Factors
    177
  - Lgcd
    177
  - Propfrac
    177
  - Simp2
    177
  - INTEGER Menu
    177
  - POLYNOMIAL Menu
    178
  - MODULO Menu
    179
- Applications of the ARITHMETIC Menu
  179
  - Modular Arithmetic
    179
    
    Finite Arithmetic in the Calculator
    182
- Polynomials
  185
  - Modular Arithmetic with Polynomials
    185
  - The CHINREM Function
    186
  - The EGCD Function
    186
  - The GCD Function
    186
  - The HERMITE Function
    187
  - The HORNER Function
    187
  - The Variable VX
    187
  - The LAGRANGE Function
    188
  - The LCM Function
    188
  - The LEGENDRE Function
    189
  - The PCOEF Function
    189
  - The PROOT Function
    189
  - The PTAYL Function
    189
  - The EPSX0 Function and the cas Variable EPS
    190
  - The PEVAL Function
    190
  - The TCHEBYCHEFF Function
    191
- Fractions
  191
  - The SIMP2 Function
    191
  - The PROPFRAC Function
    191
  - The PARTFRAC Function
    192
  - The FCOEF Function
    192
  - The FROOTS Function
    193
- The CONVERT Menu and Algebraic Operations
  194
  - UNITS Convert Menu
    194
  - BASE Convert Menu
    195
  - TRIGONOMETRIC Convert Menu
    195
  - MATRICES Convert Menu
    195
  - REWRITE Convert Menu
    195
Chapter 6 - Solution to Single Equations

198
- Symbolic Solution of Algebraic Equations
  198
  - Function ISOL
    198
  - Function SOLVE
    199
  - Function SOLVEVX
    201
  - Function ZEROS
    201
- Numerical Solver Menu
  202
  - Polynomial Equations
    203
  - Financial Calculations
    206
    
    Solving Equations with One Unknown through NUM.SLV
    211
- The SOLVE Soft Menu
  224
  - The ROOT Sub-Menu
    224
  - Function ROOT
    224
  - Variable EQ
    224
    
    The SOLVR Sub-Menu
    225
  - The DIFFE Sub-Menu
    227
    
    The POLY Sub-Menu
    227
    
    The SYS Sub-Menu
    228
    
    The TVM Sub-Menu
    228
Chapter 7 - Solving Multiple Equations

231
Chapter 8 - Operations with Lists

252
- Definitions
  252
- Creating and Storing Lists
  252
- Composing and Decomposing Lists
  253
- Operations with Lists of Numbers
  254
  - Changing Sign
    254
    
    Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division
    254
- Real Number Functions from the Keyboard
  256
- Real Number Functions from the MTH Menu
  256
  - Examples of Functions that Use Two Arguments
    257
- Lists of Complex Numbers
  258
- Lists of Algebraic Objects
  259
- The MTH/LIST Menu
  259
- Manipulating Elements of a List
  261
  - List Size
    261
    
    Extracting and Inserting Elements
    261
    
    Element Position in the List
    262
    
    HEAD and TAIL Functions
    262
    
    The SEQ Function
    262
    
    The MAP Function
    263
- Defining Functions that Use Lists
  264
- Applications of Lists
  265
  - Harmonic Mean of a List
    266
  - Geometric Mean of a List
    267
  - Weighted Average
    268
    
    Statistics of Grouped Data
    269
Chapter 9 - Vectors

272
- Definitions
  272
- Entering Vectors
  273
- Identifying, Extracting, and Inserting Vector Elements
  278
- Simple Operations with Vectors
  280
  - Changing Sign
    280
  - Addition, Subtraction
    280
    
    Absolute Value Function
    281
- The MTH/VECTOR Menu
  281
  - Magnitude
    282
  - Dot Product
    282
  - Cross Product
    282
    
    Building a Two-Dimensional Vector
    283
    
    Decomposing a Vector
    283
    
    Building a Three-Dimensional Vector
    284
    
    Changing Coordinate System
    284
- Application of Vector Operations
  287
  - Resultant of Forces
    287
  - Angle between Vectors
    287
  - Moment of a Force
    288
  - Equation of a Plane in Space
    289
- Row Vectors, Column Vectors, and Lists
  290
  - Function OBJ
    291
  - Function LIST
    291
  - Function DROP
    292
    
    Transforming a Row Vector into a Column Vector
    292
    
    Transforming a Column Vector into a Row Vector
    293
    
    Transforming a List into a Vector
    295
    
    Transforming a Vector (or Matrix) into a List
    296
- Definitions
  297

HP 49g+ Advanced User's Reference Manual (693 pages)

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HP 49g+ User Manual (236 pages)

Graphing Calculator

Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 2 MB

Table of Contents
1
Advanced Functions
10
HP 49G on the World Wide Web
10
Regulatory Information
10
- Usa
  10
- Canada
  11
- Japan
  11
End-User Terms and Conditions
11
Warranty
12
Chapter 1 : Keys

16
- Key Map
  16
- The HP 49G's Keyboards
  17
- What each Key Does
  19
- Key Conventions
  24
- Basic Operation
  25
Chapter 2 : Basic Operation

26
- Turning on and Turning off
  26
  - Turning on
    26
  - Changing the Screen Contrast
    27
  - Turning off
    27
- Default Screen
  27
  - Status Area
    28
  - History
    29
  - Menu
    30
- Using the Command Line
  31
  - Multi-Line Entries
    32
  - Entering Numbers
    32
  - Entering Characters
    34
  - Entering Special Characters
    35
  - Entering from History
    36
  - Editing the Command Line
    37
- Input Forms
  38
  - Input Form Fields
    38
  - Closing an Input Form
    41
- Modes
  42
  - Changing a Mode
    42
  - Cas Modes
    44
  - Algebraic and RPN Modes
    45
  - Exact and Approximate Modes
    46
- Command Line Calculations
  48
- Time Management
  50
  - Setting the Date and Time
    50
  - Changing the Format of the Date or Time
    51
  - Alarms
    51
Chapter 3 : Creating and Editing Expressions3-1

56
- Creating a New Expression
  56
- Editing an Expression
  57
- Using Equation Writer
  58
  - Implied Multiplication
    58
  - Entering E and I
    58
- Operating Modes
  59
  - Working with Modes
    59
  - How Equation Writer Sees Expressions
    61
- Examples
  62
  - Example 1
    62
  - Example 2
    62
  - Example 3
    63
- Equation Writer Keys
  63
Chapter 4 : Plotting Graphs

67
- Basic Plotting
  67
- Plot Types
  70
  - Function Plots
    70
  - Parametric Plots
    72
  - Polar Plots
    74
  - Conic Plots
    77
  - Differential Equation Plots
    79
  - Truth Plots
    81
  - Slopefield Plots
    83
  - Wireframe Plots
    84
  - Pseudo-Contour Plots
    85
  - Y-Slice Plots
    87
  - Gridmap Plots
    88
  - Parametric Surface Plots
    89
  - Fast 3-D Plots
    91
  - Statistical Plots
    92
  - Scatter Plots
    93
- Cursor Movement
  99
  - Standard Cursor Movement
    99
  - Tracing a Plot
    99
  - Cursor Coordinates
    99
- Zooming
  100
  - To Zoom in
    100
  - To Zoom out
    100
  - Zoom Options
    100
- Analyzing Functions
  101
  - Finding Roots
    102
  - Finding Extrema
    102
  - Finding Slopes
    103
  - Finding Areas
    103
  - Finding Intersections
    103
- Tables
  104
  - Customizing Table Values
    104
- Special Plotting and Table Variables
  105
  - Dat
    105
  - Ppar
    105
  - Vpar
    106
  - Par
    106
  - Zpar
    106
  - Tpar
    106

HP 49g+ User Manual (432 pages)

Computer Algebra Commands

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HP 49g+ User Manual (176 pages)

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Brand: HP | Category: Calculator | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents
5
Chapter 1 - Getting Started

13
- Basic Operations
  
  13
  - Batteries
    13
    
    Adjusting the Display Contrast
    14
    
    Contents of the Calculator's Display
    14
    
    Turning the Calculator on and off
    14
  - Menus
    15
    
    The TOOL Menu
    15
    
    Setting Time and Date
    16
- Introducing the Calculator's Keyboard
  
  16
- Selecting Calculator Modes
  
  18
  - Operating Mode
    19
    
    Number Format and Decimal Dot or Comma
    22
    
    Fixed Format with Decimals
    23
    
    Standard Format
    23
    
    Scientific Format
    24
    
    Engineering Format
    25
    
    Decimal Comma Vs. Decimal Point
    26
  - Angle Measure
    26
  - Coordinate System
    27
- Selecting cas Settings
  
  28
  - Explanation of cas Settings
    29
- Selecting Display Modes,1-17
  
  29
- References
  
  33
Chapter 2 - Introducing the Calculator

34
- Calculator Objects
  
  34
- Editing Expressions in the Stack
  
  34
  - Creating Arithmetic Expressions
    34
  - Creating Algebraic Expressions
    37
- Using the Equation Writer (EQW) to Create Expressions
  
  38
  - Creating Arithmetic Expressions
    38
  - Creating Algebraic Expressions
    41
- Organizing Data in the Calculator
  
  42
  - The HOME Directory
    42
  - Subdirectories
    42
- Variables
  
  43
- UNDO and CMD Functions
  
  50
- CHOOSE Boxes Vs. Soft MENU
  
  50
- References
  
  53
Chapter 3 - Calculations with Real Numbers

54
- Examples of Real Number Calculations
  
  54
  - Using Power of 10 in Entering Data
    57
- Real Number Functions in the MTH Menu
  
  59
  - Using Calculator Menus
    59
  - Hyperbolic Functions and Their Inverses
    59
- Operations with Units
  
  61
  - The UNITS Menu
    61
  - Available Units
    63
  - Attaching Units to Numbers
    64
    
    Unit Prefixes
    64
    
    Operations with Units
    65
  - Unit Conversions
    67
- Physical Constants in the Calculator
  
  67
- Defining and Using Functions
  
  69
- Reference
  
  71

HP 49g+ User Manual (117 pages)

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The HP 49G Documentation Set
2
Entering Commands
3
Keyboard Entry
3
Subject-Specific Menus
3
Entering a Command from a Sub-Menu
5
Entering a Command from a Function Key Menu
5
Command Catalog
6
Typing Commands
8
System Flags
9
Displaying System Flags
9
Setting and Clearing Flags
10
Flag Commands
12
User Flags
12
Command Line Operations
13
Activating the Command Line
13
Positioning the Cursor
14
Main Methods: Single-Line Command Line
14
Main Methods: Multi-Line Command Line
14
Helpful Commands and Sub-Menus
15
Selecting Characters
16
Copy, Cut, and Paste
16
Editing the Command Line
17
Deleting Characters
17
Inserting Characters
18
Editing Complex Objects
18
Evaluating Components of the Command Line
19
Suspending Editing
19
Find and Replace
20
Command Line Information
24
Using the Stack
27
Example Stack Calculations
28
Using a One-Argument Command
28
Using a Multi-Argument Command
29
Multi-Command Calculations
30
Matrices and Linear Algebra
31
Matrix Writer Operations
31
To Move Around an Array
31
To Edit an Array
32
To Make the Cells Narrower or Wider
33
To Control How the Cursor Moves after an Entry
33
Manipulating Columns and Rows
34
To Delete a Column
34
To Add a Row below the Bottom Row of Data
35
To Delete a Row
35
To Delete the Contents of a Selection of Cells
35
Summary of Matrix Writer Operations
36
Advanced Matrix Operations
37
Assembling Matrices
38
Disassembling Matrices
40
To Disassemble a Matrix into Column Vectors
40
To Extract a Particular Column from an Array
42
Swapping Rows and Columns
42
Extracting and Replacing Elements of Matrices
43
Transforming Matrices
46
More Matrix Arithmetic
47
To Multiply a Matrix and Vector
47
Transforming Complex Matrices
48
To Conjugate each Element of a Complex Matrix
48

HP 49g+ User Manual (242 pages)

HP 49g: Users Guide

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HP 49g+ Advanced User's Manual (198 pages)

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HP 49g+ Pocket Manual (80 pages)

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Table of Contents
1
Quick Reference Chart
2
Function Key Guide
3
Reserved Names and Constants
6
Units
7
Error and Status Messages
8
System Information
12
System Flags
12
Object Types
17
Character Keys
18
Command Reference
20
- Round
  54
- Index
  64

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Table of Contents

1 RPL Programming

2 RPL Programming Examples

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Getting Started

Chapter 2 - Introducing the Calculator

Chapter 3 - Simple Calculations with Real Numbers , 3-1

Chapter 4 - Calculations with Complex Numbers

Chapter 5 - Algebraic and Arithmetic Operations

Chapter 6 - Solution to Single Equations

Chapter 7 - Solving Multiple Equations

Chapter 8 - Operations with Lists

Chapter 9 - Vectors

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 : Keys

Chapter 2 : Basic Operation

Chapter 3 : Creating and Editing Expressions3-1

Chapter 4 : Plotting Graphs

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 - Getting Started

Basic Operations

Introducing the Calculator's Keyboard

Selecting Calculator Modes

Selecting cas Settings

Selecting Display Modes,1-17

References

Chapter 2 - Introducing the Calculator

Calculator Objects

Editing Expressions in the Stack

Using the Equation Writer (EQW) to Create Expressions

Organizing Data in the Calculator

Variables

UNDO and CMD Functions

CHOOSE Boxes Vs. Soft MENU

References

Chapter 3 - Calculations with Real Numbers

Examples of Real Number Calculations

Real Number Functions in the MTH Menu

Operations with Units

Physical Constants in the Calculator

Defining and Using Functions

Reference

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