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General| Type | Scientific |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Texas Instruments |
| Year Introduced | 1974 |
| Display Type | LED |
| Digits | 10 |
| Functions | Trigonometric, Logarithmic |
| Power Source | Battery |
Explanation of the SR-50's key characteristics and capabilities.
Details on the calculator's display segments and error indications.
Overview of calculator keys for inputting data.
Method for inputting negative values.
Procedure for entering numbers in scientific format.
Techniques to correct input errors during data entry.
Calculating sums of products and similar operations.
Obtaining and managing intermediate values during calculations.
Methods for calculating products of sums.
Demonstrations of complex calculation procedures.
Financial calculations like accumulated amount and present value.
Calculations for sailboat ratings.
Flight planning and vector calculations.
Combinations, permutations, and statistical calculations.
Calculations related to motion, gas laws, and distributions.
Duct system pressure loss and wind stress analysis.
Heat transfer and fluid flow calculations.
Surveying corrections and soil mechanics stress.
Resistor networks, RC/RL circuits, and impedance.
Engine horsepower and shaft stress calculations.
Factors for converting metric to English units.
Factors for converting English to metric units.
Formulas for Fahrenheit/Celsius conversion.
Conversion factors for various units.
Formula for solving quadratic equations.
Rules for manipulating exponents.
Formulas for areas of triangles, rectangles, parallelograms.
Formulas for circumference, area, and volume.
Definitions, relations, and series expansions.
Definitions and properties.
Definitions, properties, and base conversions.
Definitions, series expansions, and relation to trig functions.
Definitions, relations, and series expansions.
Definitions and base relations.
Explanation of the SR-50's internal registers.
Data flow diagrams and processing logic.
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