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Casio fx-7500G User Manual

Casio fx-7500G
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Casio fx-7500G Specifications

General IconGeneral
Modelfx-7500G
CategoryGraphing Calculator
Display TypeLCD
Power Source2 x CR2032 batteries
ProgrammingYes
GraphingYes
Display Lines4
FunctionsTrigonometric, Statistical

Summary

Handling Precautions

1. Configuration and Operation

1-1 Nomenclature and Functions

Explains the calculator's keys, display window, and general functions.

1-2 Power and Battery Replacement

Details on how to replace the calculator's batteries and power management.

1-3 Before Beginning Computations

Provides essential information before starting computations, including priority sequence.

2. Manual Computations

2-1 Basic Computations

Covers fundamental arithmetic operations and calculator input.

2-2 Special Functions

Explains specialized functions like replay and multi-statement capabilities.

2-3 Functional Computations

Details angular measurement, trigonometric, and hyperbolic functions.

2-4 Binary, Octal, Decimal, Hexadecimal Computations

Covers number base conversions and related arithmetic operations.

2-5 Statistical Computations

Covers single and paired variable statistical calculations.

3. Graphs

3-1 Built-in Function Graphs

Explains how to graph predefined mathematical functions.

3-2 User Generated Graphs

Guides on creating custom graphs using user-defined functions.

4. Program Computations

4-1 What Is a Program?

Introduces programming concepts and basic program structure.

4-2 Program Checking and Editing

Guides on verifying, correcting, adding, and deleting program steps.

4-4 Counting the Number of Steps

Explains how to count program steps and memory usage.

4-5 Program Areas and Computation Modes

Details program areas, mode specifications, and computation modes.

4-6 Erasing Programs

Instructions for erasing programs from memory.

4-3 Program Debugging

Explains how to find and fix errors within programs.

4-7 Convenient Program Commands

Introduces commands for program flow control like jumps and subroutines.

Specifications

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