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SD

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(page

343)

LR

LR

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(page

351)

CMPLX

CMPLX

Mode

(page

324)

BASE-N

BASE-N

Mode

(page

251)

DEG

or

RAD

Unit

of

angular

measurement

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FIX

Number

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decimal

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(page

316

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Number

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significant

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316

NORM

NORM

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(page

11)

ENG

ENG

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(page

243)

In

addition

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the

above

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the

4-character

do

area

in

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upper

left

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display

shows

the

calcula

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command

symbol

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the

equal:

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dot

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the

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lower

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Input

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The

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this

calculator

lets

you

sim-

ply

input

a

formula

just

as

it

is

written,

and

then

press

the

Eq

key

to

obtain

the

result.

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execution

of

arithmetic

operations,

functions

and

expressions

wi-

thin

parentheses

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automatically

performed

in

the

correct

priority

sequence.

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sure

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press

the

Gg

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starting

any

new

calculation.

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Priority

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The

calculation

priority

sequence

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used

in

mathemat-

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decide

which

operation

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calculator

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assigns

the

calculation

priority

sequence

shown

below.

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Type

A

Functions

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the

value

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ente7ed

first

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then

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function

key

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pressed)

x’,

x’,

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conversions

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function

key

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then

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value

is

entered).

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Vo

log,

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sin,

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highest

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Number

of

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This

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‘stack

memory’

for

temporary

storage

of

low

priority

numeric

values

and

commands

(functions,

etc}.

The

numeric

stack

has

6

levels.

while

the

command

stack

has

18.

It

a

complex

calculation

exceeds

the

Capacity

of

the

stack,

and

error

occurs

(indicated

by

’’~C€

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on

the

disptay).

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Command

stack

“Calculations

are

performed

in

sequence,

with

the

highest

priority

operation

first.

Once

a

calculation

is

executed,

it

is

cleared

from

the

stack.

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Number

of

Input/Output

Digits

and

Calculation

Digits

The

allowable

input/output

range

(number

of

digits)

is

10

digits

for

a

mantissa,

and

2

digits

for

an

exponent.

Calculations

are

performed

internally

with

12

digits

for

the

mantissa

and

2

digits

for

the

exponent.

Example:

3

x

105-7

=

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Memory

This

unit

contains

7

standard

m

basic

types

of

memories,

“

<

2

are

accessed

by

using

the

Berj§@

or

Sa

(fx-115s)

and

(4)

keys

in

combination

with

the

7

letters

of

the

al-

phabet,

and

the

Ba

memory,

which

ts

access-

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by

using

the

+),

BaFJAE),

GR)

(or

AG)

)

and

Sry

ian

keys.

same

memory

area.

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Variable

memories

|

Up

to

7

values

can

be

retained

in

memory

at

the

same

tuume,

and

can

be

recalled

when

desired.

Example:

inputting

123

into

memory

‘‘A’’.

123

fej

&G

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