HP 48G Series

Example: Find the square roots of 8 — 61.
Step 1: Type the complex number.
@ (1) 8 GEO 6 GO) (8 -6)
AMAT[EMAT] +2 [30m] | [APPLY]
Step 2: Find the principal square root and make an extra copy.
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Step 3: Find the conjugate root.
(MTH) (NXT) CHFL (NXT) 2 (3-1)
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Algebraics containing complex numbers can be manipulated
symbolically in the same way as real-number expressions.
Example: Calculate the sine of (.6,2).
QO @&() s@L)2 1: os 12429545641,
993377649)
EBA) [SIGN] NEG [CONJ] || |
Example: Use the EquationWriter application to enter an expression
representing the complex number 2 — 2iv/3. Then evaluate
the expression to get a complex result.
Step 1: Enter the expression.
@D
(EQUATION)
1:
1D
xiel3
2
(=)
2
(@)@)!
(x)
3
(ENTER)
EEE
EL
I
Step 2: Convert the expression to a number.
& (uv) 1: (2,-3.46418161514)
EIENITER (CN I I
3-12 Arithmetic