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HP HP-34C Owner's Handbook Manual

HP HP-34C Owner's Handbook Manual (288 pages)

Brand: HP | Category: Desktop | Size: 59.86 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
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Contents
7
The HP-34C Programmable Scientific Calculator
9
- Function Key Index
  10
- Program Control Index
  14
Section 1: Meet the HP-34C
16
Section 2: Specific Features of the HP-34C
22
- Keyboard Operation
  22
- Storage Registers and Program Memory
  23
- Number Alteration Keys
  24
  - Absolute Value
    24
  - Integer Portion of a Number
    24
  - Fractional Portion of a Number
    25
- Mathematical Functions
  26
  - Factorial
    26
  - Gamma Function
    27
  - Percent Difference
    28
- Statistical Functions
  29
  - Accumuuiations
    29
  - Deleting and Correcting Data
    33
  - Mean
    34
  - Standard Deviation
    36
  - Linear Regression
    38
  - Linear Estimation
    41
  - Correlation Coefficient
    42
- Vector Arithmetic
  42
Section 3: Simple Programming
46
- What Is @ Program
  46
- Why Write Programs
  46
- Three Calculator Modes
  47
- Looking at Program Memory
  50
- Problems
  51
- Clearing a Program
  51
- Creating Your Own Program
  52
  - Endingaprogram
    52
  - Loadinga Program
    53
- Running a Program
  55
  - Searching Forallabel
    55
  - Executing Instructions
    56
- Automatic Memory Allocation
  57
- Writing a Third Program
  62
- Program Stops and Pauses
  64
- Labels
  70
- Flowcharts
  70
- Problems
  74
- Programming Techniques
  78
  - Using Horner's Method
    81
  - Further Applications
    84
- Problems
  84
Section 4: Program Editing
86
- Nonrecordable Operations
  86
- Pythagorean Theorem Program
  88
- Single-Step Execution of a Program
  89
- Modifying a Program
  91
- Single-Step Viewing Without Execution
  92
- Resettingto Line 000
  93
- Goingtoa Line Number
  93
- Inserting Instructions in Longer Programs
  95
- Stepping Backwards through a Program
  95
- Running the Modified Program
  97
- Deleting Instructions
  98
- Problems
  100
Section 5: Branching, Decisions, and Flags
104
- Unconditional Branching and Looping
  104
- Problems
  106
- Conditionals and Conditional Branches
  110
- Problems
  118
- Flags
  122
- Problem
  126
Section 6: Subroutines
128
- Subrouting Usage
  135
- Subroutine Limits
  137
- Using () at the End of Occupied Program Memory
  139
Section 7: Advanced Programming
142
- Controlling the I-Register
  142
  - Storing a Number in the I-Register
    142
  - Exchanging X and
    143
  - Incrementing and Decrementing the |-Register
    143
  - Isgand DSE Limits
    151
- Problem
  151
- Using the I-Register for Display, Storage Register, and Program Control
  153
  - I-Register Display Control
    154
  - Exchanging X and (I)
    158
  - Indirect Store and Recall
    160
  - I-Register Control of Branches and Subroutines
    165
  - Problem
    172
  - Branching and Subroutines Using Line Number Addressing
    173
Section 8: Finding the Roots of an Equation
176
- Using
  176
- When no Root Is Found
  182
- Choosing Initial Estimates
  184
- Interpreting Results
  194
- Using Inaprogram
  201
- Restriction on the Use of
  202
Section 9: Numerical Integration
204
- USING (53] Oo 202 Accuracy of
  210
- For Further Information
  215
Appendix A: Advanced Use of
216
- With Polynomials
  216
- Finding Several Roots
  221
- Using the Derivative
  226
- Using an Approximate Siope
  229
- Using Repeated Esmation
  232
- Counting Lterations
  235
- Specifying a Tolerance
  235
- Using
  235
- Appendix B: a more Detailed Look at
  238
- How Works . " .O
  238
- Accuracy, Uncertainty, and Calculation Time
  239
- Accuracy of the Function to be Integrated
  243
  - Functions Related to Physical Situations
    244
  - Round-Off Error in Internal Calculations
    245
- Uncertainty and the Display Format
  246
- Calculating Integrals of Maximum Accuracy
  249
- Obtaining the Current Approximation to an Integral
  252
- Considerations that Could Cause Incorrect Results
  254
- Considerations that Prolong Calculation Time
  262
  - Subdividing the Interval of Integration
    265
  - Transformation of Variables
    269
Appendix C: Service and Maintenance
272
Appendix D: Error Conditions
282
Appendix E: Stack Liftand LAST X
286
General Index
288

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