Texas Instruments TI-60 - Page 6

TABLE OF CONTENTS
itwol — Hyperbolic function Key 23
2nd [H|, 2nd ] ^4%] — Percent and percent change keys 24
Section 4 — Statistics 25
2n d i (CSR) - Clear statistical registers Keys 26
t* » y INV - + * -V INV 5t 2nd (FrqJ-
Siatistics
data entry keys 26
2nd (Mean] 2nd (Mean] x-^y - Mean keys
2nd [on-1], 2nd (on]. 2nd [.m-1] * V 2nd ( n| «-.y -
Standard deviation Keys
2nd [Corr] — Correlation key
2nd [Intcp], 2nd (Slope] - Intercept and slope key
2nd (yl. 2nd (*'] - Predicted value keys
Statistics example
Linear regression
Section 5 — Number Systems
[jjfiLI ■ IMV ' OH] - Number system mode key
(2‘s| — Two's complement key
Entenng hexadecimal numbers
Entering octal numbers
Number systems Examples
Section 6 — Conversion keys 37
2nd fF-*q. INV 2nd (*F-»C1 — Fahrenheit/centigrade
conversion keys 37
2nd (gal -1] INV 2nd (gal - IJ — US Galton/lltre conversion keys 37
2nd [irv-cm] INV 2nd - inch/centimetre conversion keys 37
2nd [Ib-kg], INV 2nd [lb-kg] - Pound/Kilogram
conversion keys 37
2nd [PR], INV 2nd] (P R] - Polar/rectangular conversion keys 37
2nd (DMS-DD] INV 2nd (DMS-ODJ - Degrees/minutes/seconds to
decimal degrees conversion keys 39
Section 7 — Programming Keys 42
The Memory *2
2nd (Pert] — Memory partition key sequence 43
LRN - Learn mode koy 44
2nd [CPI - Clear program key 4 &
(RST] 2nd [Pause] fi/S - Reset. Run/Stop and Pause Keys «
The keystroke codes *6
Entenng and Running a program 47
Programming Example 47
Editing programs 4e
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