Solartron 1260 - Page 191

Key
in the first item, which,
in the
present
example,
is V2.
t
V2
—
k
^
1
FUNCTION
1
=
V2
[
*
/
t
r
t
/
:
'
//.
*
s
>
i
FUNCTION 1 =V2/
[
VI
V2 Cn
Sn
]
t
VI
^
.
1
...
t
FUNCTION
1
=
V2/V
1
[
*
/
T
]
1
^
iisliii
i
FUNCTION
1
=
V2/V
1/
[
VI V2
Cn
Sn
]
t
This item
appears after
"FUNCTION
1
=",
and the
next selection
of items
appears.
As the example
shows it is
a simple
matter
to
key in
the rest of
the function.
All that
is
needed is
a little thought
as to the action
of the
operators. These
act from left
to right,
at the
following priorities:
1st priority: powers
and negative
powers,
represented
by
"
f
”
and
f
”
2nd priority division
and
multiplication,
represented
by
"
/
”
and
" *
3rd priority
addition and
subtraction,
represented
by
"
+
”
and
"
-
”,
Brackets
tie several
terms together,
so that a
common operation
can be applied.
An example
of this is given on
the next
page.
The function keyed
in
so
far
is:
t
o
t
An open bracket is needed now,
so press NEXT
to display the alternative items.
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