3.
Enter
the
instructions
to
evaluate
the
function.
Use
a RCL
in
struction any
place
a
variable's
value
is neededfor a
calculation.
4. End the program with a
RTN.
The program shouldend with the
value of
the
function in
the
X-register.
Each time that
SOLVE
executes your program (which could be many
times),
the
value
of the unknown
variable
changes,
as does the
value
your
program
produces.
When
your
program
returns a
zero,
then a
solution
has
been
found
for
the
unknown
variable.
Examples
Using
SOLVE
Example: Solving for
the
Dimensions
of
a Box. Use the following
program to evaluate the dimensions of a box
(L
x Wx H —
V).
Note
that the program uses
recall
arithmetic,
whichtakesless
memory
than
recalling a variable and doing arithmetic as separate operations.
B81
LBL
B
B02
INPUT
L
B83
INPUT
W
B04
INPUT
H
B05
INPUT
y
B06
RCL
L
B07
RCL*
W
B08
RCLx
H
B09
RCL-
V
B10
RTN
First enter the program labeled
B:
Keys:
Display:
Description:
HI prgm I Starts program entry.
(IfGTQl
QQ
PRGM
TOP
Goes to the top of
memory (if necessary).
7:
Solving
for
an
Unknown
Variable
in
an
Equation
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