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Casio V.P.A.M. fx-100s

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Casio V.P.A.M. fx-100s Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandCasio
ModelV.P.A.M. fx-100s
CategoryCalculator
LanguageEnglish

Summary

KEY INDEX

GENERAL, MEMORY, SPECIAL, and BASE-N KEYS

Lists and describes different categories of calculator keys.

1 OPERATIONAL FLOW

1-1 Key Markings

Explains key functions, access methods, and color meanings.

1-2 Modes

Specifies calculation modes (COMP, SD, LR, CMPLX, BASE-N) and settings.

3 CALCULATION RANGE AND SCIENTIFIC NOTATION

Exponential Displays

How the calculator displays large or small numbers using scientific notation.

2 BEFORE BEGINNING CALCULATIONS

Formula Input (V.P.A.M. System)

How to input formulas for correct priority execution.

Calculation Priority Sequence

Details the order of operations for calculations.

4 CORRECTIONS

Input Error Correction

How to correct input mistakes using C or Backspace keys.

5 OVERFLOW OR ERROR CHECK

Error Conditions and Release

Explains error indicators and how to reset them.

6 POWER SOURCE

Battery Replacement

Instructions for replacing batteries in different calculator models.

7 SPECIFICATIONS

Core Calculation Capabilities

Details basic operations, built-in functions, and number system operations.

Statistical and Complex Number Functions

Explains statistical calculations and complex number operations.

Memory and Calculation Range

Information on memory usage and the calculator's operational range.

8 NORMAL CALCULATIONS

Basic Calculations and Parentheses

Demonstrates basic arithmetic and order of operations.

9 BINARYOCTALDECIMALHEXADECIMAL CALCULATIONS

Base-N Mode Operations and Conversions

How to perform calculations and conversions in BASE-N mode.

10 SCIENTIFIC CONSTANT FUNCTIONS

List of Scientific Constants

Details of 32 preprogrammed scientific constants with their values and units.

11 FUNCTION CALCULATIONS

Trigonometric and Inverse Trigonometric Functions

How to use trigonometric and inverse trig functions.

11-4 Common & Natural logarithmsExponents

Logarithms and Exponents Usage

Instructions for using common/natural logs and exponents.

11-5 Square roots, Cube roots, Squares, Reciprocals & Factorials

Root, Reciprocal, and Factorial Calculations

How to perform calculations involving roots, reciprocals, and factorials.

11-6 Miscellaneous functions (FIX, SCI, NORM, RND, RAN#, ENG)

Using FIX, SCI, NORM, and ENG modes

Explains various display and calculation modes.

11-7 Polar to rectangular co-ordinate conversion

Polar to Rectangular Conversion

How to convert polar coordinates to rectangular ones.

11-8 Rectangular to polar co-ordinate conversion

Rectangular to Polar Conversion

How to convert rectangular coordinates to polar ones.

11-9 Permutations

Permutation Calculations

How to calculate permutations (nPr).

11-10 Combinations

Combination Calculations

How to calculate combinations (nCr).

12 COMPLEX NUMBER CALCULATIONS

Complex Number Operations

Basic operations with complex numbers.

13 STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS

13-1 Standard deviation

How to calculate sample and population standard deviations.

13 STATISTICAL CALCULATIONS (continued)

13-2 Regression analysis

How to perform linear regression analysis.

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