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Examples of application of these functions in ALG mode are shown next:

SORT and REVLIST can be combined to sort a list in decreasing order:

If you are working in RPN mode, enter the list onto the stack and then

select the operation you want. For example, to calculate the increment

between consecutive elements in list L3, press:

l3`!´˜˜#OK# #OK#

This places L3 onto the stack and then selects the ∆LIST operation from the

MTH menu.

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- Table of Contents4
Chapter 1 - Getting Started12
- Basic Operations12
- Introducing the Calculator's Keyboard15
- Selecting Calculator Modes17
- Selecting CAS Settings26
  - Explanation of CAS Settings27
- Selecting Display Modes28
- References31
- Editing Expressions in the Stack32
  - Creating Arithmetic Expressions32
  - Creating Algebraic Expressions35
Chapter 2 - Introducing the Calculator32
- Calculator Objects32
- Using the Equation Writer (EQW) to Create Expressions36
  - Creating Arithmetic Expressions36
  - Creating Algebraic Expressions38
- Organizing Data in the Calculator39
  - The HOME Directory39
  - Subdirectories40
- Variables40
- UNDO and CMD Functions47
- CHOOSE Boxes Vs. Soft MENU47
- References49
Chapter 3 - Calculations with Real Numbers50
- Examples of Real Number Calculations50
  - Using Powers of 10 in Entering Data52
- Real Number Functions in the MTH Menu54
  - Using Calculator Menus54
  - Hyperbolic Functions and Their Inverses54
- Operations with Units56
- Physical Constants in the Calculator62
- Defining and Using Functions64
- Reference65
Chapter 4 - Calculations with Complex Numbers66
- Definitions66
- Setting the Calculator to COMPLEX Mode66
  - Entering Complex Numbers67
  - Polar Representation of a Complex Number68
- Simple Operations with Complex Numbers69
- The CMPLX Menus69
  - CMPLX Menu through the MTH Menu69
  - CMPLX Menu in Keyboard71
- Functions Applied to Complex Numbers71
- Function DROITE: Equation of a Straight Line72
- Reference72
Chapter 5 - Algebraic and Arithmetic Operations74
- Entering Algebraic Objects74
- Simple Operations with Algebraic Objects75
  - Functions in the ALG Menu76
- Operations with Transcendental Functions78
  - Expansion and Factoring Using Log-Exp Functions78
  - Expansion and Factoring Using Trigonometric Functions79
- Functions in the ARITHMETIC Menu80
- Polynomials81
- Fractions82
- Step-By-Step Operations with Polynomials and Fractions84
- Reference85
Chapter 6 - Solution to Equations86
- Symbolic Solution of Algebraic Equations86
- Numerical Solver Menu90
- Solution to Simultaneous Equations with MSLV95
- Reference96
Chapter 7 - Operations with Lists98
- Creating and Storing Lists98
- Operations with Lists of Numbers98
- Lists of Complex Numbers101
- Lists of Algebraic Objects102
- The MTH/LIST Menu102
- The SEQ Function104
- The MAP Function104
- Reference104
Chapter 8 - Vectors106
- Entering Vectors106
- Simple Operations with Vectors110
- The MTH/VECTOR Menu111
- Reference113
Chapter 9 - Matrices and Linear Algebra114
- Entering Matrices in the Stack114
  - Using the Matrix Writer114
  - Typing in the Matrix Directly into the Stack115
- Operations with Matrices116
  - Addition and Subtraction117
  - Multiplication117
- Characterizing a Matrix (the Matrix NORM Menu)121
  - Function DET121
  - Function TRACE121
- Solution of Linear Systems122
- References125
Chapter 10 - Graphics126
- Graphs Options in the Calculator126
- Plotting an Expression of the Form y = F(X)127
- Generating a Table of Values for a Function129
- Fast 3D Plots130
- Reference132
Chapter 11 - Calculus Applications134
- The CALC (Calculus) Menu134
- Limits and Derivatives134
  - Function Lim134
  - Functions DERIV and DERVX136
- Anti-Derivatives and Integrals136
  - Functions INT, INTVX, RISCH, SIGMA and SIGMAVX136
  - Definite Integrals137
- Infinite Series138
  - Functions TAYLR, TAYLR0, and SERIES138
- Reference139
Chapter 12 - Multi-Variate Calculus Applications140
- Partial Derivatives140
- Multiple Integrals141
- Reference141
Chapter 13 - Vector Analysis Applications142
- Gradient142
- Divergence143
- Curl143
- Reference143
Chapter 14 - Differential Equations144
- The CALC/DIFF Menu144
- Solution to Linear and Non-Linear Equations144
- Laplace Transforms147
  - Laplace Transform and Inverses in the Calculator147
- Fourier Series148
  - Function FOURIER148
  - Fourier Series for a Quadratic Function149
- Reference150
Chapter 15 - Probability Distributions152
- The MTH/PROBABILITY.. Sub-Menu - Part 1152
  - Factorials, Combinations, and Permutations152
  - Random Numbers153
- The MTH/PROB Menu - Part 2154
- Reference155
Chapter 16 - Statistical Applications156
- Entering Data156
- Calculating Single-Variable Statistics157
- Sample Vs. Population157
- Obtaining Frequency Distributions158
- Fitting Data to a Function y = F(X)160
- Obtaining Additional Summary Statistics161
- Confidence Intervals162
- Hypothesis Testing164
- Reference166
Chapter 17 - Numbers in Different Bases168
- The BASE Menu168
- Writing Non-Decimal Numbers169
- Reference169
Chapter 18 - Using SD Cards170
- Inserting and Removing an SD Card170
- Formatting an SD Card170
- Accessing Objects on an SD Card171
- Storing Objects on the SD Card171
- Recalling an Object from the SD Card172
- Purging an Object from the SD Card172
- Purging All Objects on the SD Card (by Reformatting)173
- Specifying a Directory on an SD Card173
Chapter 19 - Equation Library174
- Reference177
- Limited Warranty178
- Service180
- Regulatory Information182
- Disposal of Waste Equipment by Users in Private Household in the European Union184

Digits	33 digits
Battery type	CR2032
Type	Scientific
Form factor	Pocket

Weight	220 g
Dimensions (WxDxH)	87 x 184 x 23.5 mm

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