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e. Key in
data ànd depress
START switch
located
on top
of card
programmer.
f. Program will
automatically
perform
the
programmed
calculations and stop
at the
pre-
determined
program
steps to allow the
keying
of
data, etc.
After each
programmed
stop, the
CONTINUE
switch must
be depressed to re-
sume
the
programmed
operations.
g.
After
completion of
the
program,
the
card may
be removed from the
Card
Program-
mer. The calculator
will operate normally
and
disregard
the condition
ol the
Card
Program-
mer.
It may remain
connected, open or
closed.
To
prevent
accidental
damage
to the
pin
con-
tacts, however,
it is
recommended
that it be
closed.
4.10 SCIENTIFIC
NOTATION
Models
320,
360, and 362 Calculators
can
multiply,
divide and find
powers
of Xn
such
that
the
magnitude
of the results
can range
from
l0
eeeee
to l0eeeeer
This type
of
calculation
can
be done using
the two
pro-
grams,
MultiplicaÍion
and Divisiort
Using
Sci-
entíÍic
Notation,
No.
32.9.24 MA,
and Xn
Using
Scientilïc
Notation,
No. 320.23
MA;
and
the
principles
of scientific
notation.
Most
users
are familiar with
the
concept of
scientific
notation.
Basically it is
a method
used to represent
extremely large
or extremely
small numbers.
A
number
in scientific
notation
has two
parts;
the number itself
followed
by
a
power
of l0 which
designates where
the
decimal
point
should
be. A
positive power,
such
as l0n
means the decimal
point
is to
be
moved n
places
to the
right;a negative
power
indicates
that the
decimal
point
is
to be moved
r.t
places
to
the left. Thus,
8.67 X l0a
in
scientific
notation
represents
the number
86700;
8.67 X l0
a
represents
the num-
ber.000867.
Therefore,
these
two
programs
are
quite
useÍul
when we
wish to
perform
calculations
on extremely
large or
extremely small num-
bers. For
instance, if we wish
to calculate
Section 4
Program
Operation
986.5-3
6
.
s
,
the
answer is extrernely
small,
and if we do this
directly on the Wang Cal-
culator we will
wind up with.000...
How-
ever, if we use Xn
[/slng Scienti.fic Nor
(.)n,
No. 320.23
-
MA,
by following the
operating
procedure,
we will
be able to determine
the
answer.
OPERATING PROCEDURE
CLEAR ALL
Irde- X
=
2AOé,
push
START
Index n
= 36.5
CHS;
push
CONTINUE
The display reads
5. 193500110.
The first
five
places
of the display
contains the numberi
the last
five
places
contain
the
power
of l0;
and
the sign indicates the
sign of
power
of
10.
Thus, 986.536-.s
=
5.1935 X
l0
I ro.
Also, we
can multiply
and divide
extremely
large
and
extremely small
numbers
by using
Program
No.
320.23
-
MA. The
program
is
written to find
the answer
to the expression
A.B.C.
.N
l.
2.
3.
x.Y.z.
Thus, if
.
.N2
we want
to calculate
lll 111X 22.2,222
999,999,999 X888,888,888
X 77',t
,111 ,7't7
we simply follow
the operating
procedure.
OPERATING
PROCEDURE
I. CLEAR ALL
2.fWinn=
n 1
-;push
START
3. Repeat step 2 for B,C,. .
.Nr
N
,
-- 222 222;
push
START
4.
Key in
X
=
999999999
gH§;
push
START
5.
Repeat
step 4 for Y,2,. . .N2
Key in
Y
=
888888888
9H§;push
START
Key in N,
=777771771
qH§; push
START
6. After all numbers in the denominator
are
entered;push
CONTINUE
The display reads
3jJ]Jg9.l_?, which means
number
power
of 10
the
answer is 3.5714 X I 0-r
7
4-9

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