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ENG
* = function
ENG Sets the number display format to engineering mode.
N
n
→
EPSX0 Replaces with zero those coefficients in a polynomial that
have an absolute value less than the variable EPS.
N
‘
symb
1
’
→ ‘
symb
2
’
EQW Opens Equation Writer, where you can edit an expression.
N
exp
1
→
exp
2
EQ→ Separates an equation into its left and right sides.
<N
TYPE
‘
symb
1
=symb
2
’
→ ‘
symb
1
’ ‘
symb
2
’
ERASE Erases
PICT
, leaving a blank
PICT
of the same
dimensions.
N
ERR0 Clears the last error number (and message) so that a
subsequent execution of ERRN returns # 0h.
<N
ERROR
ERRM Returns a string containing the error message of the most
recent calculator error.
<N
ERROR → “
error message
”
ERRN Returns the error number of the most recent calculator
error.
<N
ERROR →
#n
error
EULER Returns the number of integers less than a specified
integer that are co-prime with the integer.*
<!
INTEGER
z
1
→ z
2
EVAL Evaluates the object.
>ù
obj
→
EXLR Returns the left- and right-hand sides of an equation as
discrete expressions.
N
‘
symb
1
’
→ ‘
symb
2
’
‘
symb
3
’
EXP Returns the exponential, or natural antilogarithm, of the
argument; that is,
e
raised to the given power.*
<Q
z
→
e
z
Name Description Access Inputs Outputs