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General| Type | Scientific |
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| Form factor | |
| Battery type | AAA |
| Number of batteries supported | 1 |
Weight and Dimensions| Weight | 104 g |
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| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 80 x 12.2 x 161 mm |
Procedure to initialize the calculator to default calculation mode and setup settings.
Explains the meaning of the caution symbol indicating potential injury or damage.
Provides essential safety guidelines for handling calculator batteries.
Guidance on first-time calculator use and periodic battery replacement.
Procedure for initializing all calculator modes and settings to defaults.
How to find the exact location of an error and make corrections.
How to specify results to be displayed in irrational number form (e.g., √2, π).
How to set the number of decimal places or significant digits for results.
Describes Answer Memory, Independent Memory, and Variables.
Details on how Answer Memory stores and updates the last calculation result.
Explains how to add or subtract values from independent memory (M).
How to clear Answer Memory, Independent Memory, and all variables.
Demonstrates how to input an expression and use the CALC function.
Explains the syntax rules for equations when using the SOLVE feature.
Detailed steps for performing a SOLVE operation with example values.
Details on performing numerical integration using the Gauss-Kronrod method.
How to perform differential calculations using centered difference approximation.
Details on performing summation calculations for a given range and function.
Methods for inputting complex numbers in a+bi and polar (r∠θ) formats.
How to choose the type of statistical calculation (e.g., regression, distribution).
Instructions for entering sample data into the STAT editor.
Commands used for linear regression calculations (y=A+BX).
Commands specific to quadratic regression calculations (y=A+BX+CX²).
How to set the number base (Decimal, Hex, Binary, Octal) and input values.
Lists the types of equations that can be solved (linear, quadratic, cubic).
Using the coefficient editor screen to input equation coefficients.
How to view the calculated solutions for the input equation.
Steps for creating matrices, specifying dimensions, and storing them.
Instructions for executing matrix calculations and viewing results.
Steps to set up a function, start value, end value, and step value for table generation.
Steps for creating vectors, specifying dimensions, and saving them in memory.
Instructions for executing vector calculations and accessing the vector answer memory.
Basic operations for responding to any calculator error message.
Explains causes and actions for Math ERROR messages.
Explains causes and actions for Stack ERROR messages.
Explains causes and actions for Syntax ERROR messages.
Explains causes and actions for Argument ERROR messages.
Explains causes and actions for Dimension ERROR in Matrix/Vector modes.
Explains causes and actions for Variable ERROR in the SOLVE feature.
Explains causes and actions for Can't Solve Error in the SOLVE feature.
Explains causes and actions for Insufficient MEM ERROR.
Explains causes and actions for Time Out ERROR.
Steps to take when encountering errors or unexpected results.
Information on the calculator's power source and how to replace the battery.
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