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Type | Scientific Calculator |
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Equation Solver | Yes |
Matrix Calculations | Yes |
Complex Number Calculations | Yes |
Integration/Differentiation | Yes |
Weight | 95 g |
Display | Natural Textbook Display |
Power Source | Solar + Battery |
Dimensions | 77 x 165.5 mm |
Memory | 9 variables |
Explains how sample operations are indicated by an icon and default setup.
Procedure to reset the calculator mode and setup to initial defaults, clearing memory.
Warnings and precautions for battery safety, leakage, and general handling.
Instructions for removing the hard case and turning the calculator on/off.
Explains the meaning of different colored key markings for accessing functions.
Explains input expression, calculation results, and various display indicators.
How to navigate menus using number keys, indicators, and exiting menus.
Lists calculation modes (COMP, CMPLX, STAT, etc.) and their key operations.
Key operation to display setup menu and configure settings like display format.
Procedure to initialize calculator settings, returning mode and setup to defaults.
Basic rules for inputting expressions, priority sequence, and omitting multiplication signs.
Explains the priority sequence of operations: Parentheses, Functions, Powers/Roots, Fractions.
How Natural Display allows input of fractions and functions as written in textbooks.
How to use previously input values or expressions as arguments for functions.
Explains insert/overwrite modes and how to edit/clear expressions.
How to toggle calculation results between fraction, decimal, and π forms.
Explains input methods for fractions and how to perform percentage calculations.
Covers sexagesimal calculations, multi-statements, and engineering notation.
Explains how to scroll through history and use Answer/PreAns memory.
Details preset variables (A-Y) and independent memory (M) for storage.
Procedure to clear all memories and how to perform prime factorization.
Covers trigonometric, hyperbolic, and exponential functions and their input.
Covers logarithmic, power functions, integration, and derivative.
Covers Pol/Rec, factorial, Abs, Ran#, nPr, nCr, Rnd functions.
Precautions for integration and differential calculations, including mode and function limitations.
Provides examples for trigonometric, hyperbolic, exponential, and logarithmic functions.
Examples of complex number calculations and how to control result format.
How CALC saves expressions with variables for recall and execution.
How SOLVE uses Newton's Law to approximate equation solutions.
How to select equation types and use the Coefficient Editor.
How to select calculation type and input data into the Stat Editor.
How to obtain statistical values, regression coefficients, and estimate values.
How to perform normal distribution calculations using the DISTr menu.
How to switch number modes and details on input/output ranges.
How to specify input mode and convert calculation results between number types.
How to use logical operators (AND, OR, XOR, XNOR) and negation functions.
How to assign data to matrix variables and perform matrix operations.
How to obtain row echelon and reduced row echelon forms of matrices.
Steps to generate a number table based on one or two functions.
How to assign data to vector variables and perform vector operations.
Lists distribution types and variables accepted for input.
How to use the List Screen for data input and view calculation examples.
How to input scientific constants and a list of available constants.
How to use metric conversion commands and a list of available conversions.
Information on calculation range, internal digits, and precision for general calculations.
Input ranges and precision for trigonometric, hyperbolic, and other functions.
How to display error location and clear error messages.
Lists common error messages (Math, Stack, Syntax, etc.) and their causes.
Steps to check expression, mode, and initialize calculator to resolve problems.
Step-by-step instructions for turning off, replacing battery, and re-initializing.
Details on power requirements, operating temperature, dimensions, and weight.
Common user queries on display modes, memory types, and mode switching.