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1.                          1           2  LinelO v 1        2         3  Deg 4  Rad  gt  3  5       4  SIMP  5         6             5  Disp 6  4CONT    T  Sci 8  Norm A  MthlO   Math mode displays inputs and outputs in textbook  format   the default   LinelO   Linear mode displays inputs and outputs in a single  line   Deg  Deg mode sets the angle unit to degrees  the default   Rad  Rad mode sets the angle unit to radians  Gra  Gra mode sets the angle unit to gradians   Fix  Fix decimal setting  0 through 9   Sci  Scientific notation  0 through 9   Norm   Norm specifies the range  Norm1  Norm2  in which    the results are to be displayed in exponential format  or in non exponential format  Norm1 is the default     ab c   ab c displays the fraction in mixed number format   d c   d c displays the fraction in improper format  the  default    STAT  STAT sets the Statistical Data Editor Screen to show  or hide the FREQ column   SIMP   SIMP sets the fraction simplification to Auto or  Manual  Auto is the default    Disp  Disp sets the decimal point to Dot       or Comma        Dot is the default    E 5    File name   SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31     lt CONTP   Contrast Adjustment    W Using Math Mode   Press   2nd     SET UP    1   to enter Math mode  While in math  mode  the values for functions such as       A    log       Abs  10    e X    ER    X dag    xX  d           be entered and displayed  in a mathematically written way  By default  this ca
2.          Example 49     gt  Enter X and Y for the following da          using linear regression  A BX      then find out n  8  x  2 875  y  6 875  xon   1 053268722   yon 1  1 125991626  maxX   4  Xx Ki 75  and    4 and estimate    X    for       3 and Y   forx 2                                                                         x 1 2 3 4  Y 5 6 7 8  FREQ  1 2 2 3  ON  2nd   SET UP   Y   3    STAT  Frequency   1 0N 2 0FF  1   ON  Math  I  MODE    2     STAT   1 1        2            3    0     4  1       5 e X 6  A  B X  7  AS X B 8 1     2  A BX  1   2   3   4           11  19151 1615171 18 e E       1   12  12  13 3 8  7 3     5  AC  STAT D      0  2nd    8             115111111 ST 8      8        13    File               SR100DCollege_E_Example_110302_HDBR100DE04 doc    version   10 11 23       2nd   STATVAR  5  2    STAT H          2 875  2nd   STATVAR   5  5     _ star H  y  6 875  2nd    STATVAR   5  3     STAT H            1053268722       2041                   5  7              H  yan    1125991626                                                                2nd   8               6  2              E  maxX  4  2nd                      4   1              E  Mx  75  2nd                      7   1     STAT E  A  4        3   2nd   STATVAR L 7    4     SIAL E     3x   7  2   2nd   STATVAR  7  5     STAT E  2y  6  Example 50  3X45Y  5       X 5Y  2      Math   aco      MODE 1131   EQN  Math E    1 anX  bnY           2 anX  bnY  cnZ  dn                   1  anX bnY c
3.         15    File name   SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31                       2    _ CX Quadratic Regression Y A BX CX   In X Logarithmic Regression Y A B nX           Exponential Regression Y Are                ab Exponential Regression Y A B             Power Regression Y A X     1 X Inverse Regression Y A B X       To Enter data for statistical analysis  Before entering data  press  2nd     SET UP       113   in sequence    to    set Frequency column as On or Off  FREQ column enables you to    enter the number of repeats for each of the same value occurred   See Example 49     1     From the STAT menu  choose a calculation type  There will be       Data Editor formats  1 VAR or 2 VAR   regression Data   depending on the type you select     Enter an x   value and press           Enter the frequency   FREQ   of the x value  in 1        mode        he corresponding y value   in 2 VAR mode   and press           To enter more data  repeat from step 3     To exit Data Editor mode to Result displaying mode  press   AC    and then   2nd     STATVAR   to display STATVAR menu    See  able below      To analyze data you have entered    Once you have entered your data  you can use the functions in  STATVAR menu by pressing   2nd     STATVAR                                  STATVAR Menu Meaning   1  Type Statistical calculation type menu  see the 8 types  as previously mentioned in STAT menu   2  Data The data editor screen   3  Edit The editing commands
4.         2nd     SET UP  2  LinelO     MODE    6     PROP   V                     2              X         2  albzc X          NENNEN 0 0   a b c      0  1 11015     1    2 54 5110151      c        2 54       a b c      10                25 4        17    File               SR100DCollege_E_Example_110302_HDBR100DE04 doc    version   10 11 23    If you want to dispose this product  do not mix with general household  waste  There is a separate collection systems for used electronics products  in accordance with legislation under the WEEE Directive  Directive  2002 96 EC  and is effective only within European Union     e Wenn Sie dieses Produkt entsorgen wollen  dann tun Sie dies bitte nicht   zusammen mit dem Haushaltsm  ll  Es gibt im Rahmen der WEEE   Direktive innerhalb der Europ  ischen Union  Direktive 2002 96 EC   gesetzliche Bestimmungen f  r separate Sammelsysteme f  r gebrauchte  elektronische Ger  te und Produkte          Si vous souhaitez vous d  barrasser de       appareil       le mettez pas a la   poubelle avec vos ordures m  nag  res  ll existe un syst  me de  r  cup  ration distinct pour les vieux appareils   lectroniques conform     ment    la l  gislation WEEE sur le recyclage des d  chets des    quipements   lectriques et   lectroniques  Directive 2002 96 EC  qui est  uniquement valable dans les pays de l Union europ  enne   Les appareils et les machines   lectriques et   lectroniques contiennent  souvent des mati  res dangereuses pour l homme et l environneme
5.     2    3  x     Abs   RND  PPCM  PGCD  ENT  ENTEX     The calculator also provides reciprocal      11   square root       1     cubic root     2nd     4 1   universal root     2nd     57 1   square      x     cubic    x           exponentiation     x        functions  See  Example 39 47     Abs Generates the absolute value of a real number  RND Generates the rounding value of a given number  PPCM Calculates the smaller mutual multiple of two positive       integers    PGCD Calculates the bigger mutual divisor of two positive  integers    ENT Input a value to extract the integer part     ENTEX Input a value to obtain the largest integer that is not greater  than the value        Multi statement Function   A Multi statement is a number of individual statements grouped  together by display result commands       for sequential execution   When execution reaches the end of a statement followed by         execution stops and an intermediate result with a   Disp   icon  appears on the display  You can resume execution by pressing     1     Disp   icon disappears when the last statement is being executed   See Example 48     Statistical Calculations    Use STAT    MODE   2   STAT     mode for statistical calculations     When you enter STAT mode  you are taken to the STAT menu with  a choice of eight calculation types as follows     Single variable statistics    1  1 VAR Single variable statistics   Paired variable   Regression statistics   2           Linear Regression            
6.     6   7   8     9     Expression inside parentheses   Functions with parentheses                 PPCM  PGCD  sin  cos  tan  sin 1 cos    cosh d tanh        log  In     4  107        Abs          ENT               Functions preceded by values  powers  power roots  for  example       x3        x  DMS         9  x             Fractions   Negations            1      tan    sinh  cosh  tanh  sinh      Statistical estimated value calculation  x   y    1  x2   nPr  nCr           R   Multiplication sign omitted immediately before     e  variable  and  function with parentheses  for example        5B  Asin 30              Accuracy        Capacity    Output digits   Up to 10 digits   Calculating digits   Up to 16 digits    n general  every reasonable calculation is displayed up to 10 digits  mantissa  or 10 digit mantissa plus 2 digit exponent up to 10           Numbers used as input must be within the range of the given  function as follows                 Functions Input range  sin x Deg 0 x  x    9x10   cos x  Rad 0    x   lt  1570796327  Grad 0    x   lt 1  1079            Same      sin x  except when    Deg         90  2n 1              x   lt 1  10 100          sinh x  cosh x                230 2585092          8    File            SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31                                                                                              tanh    0 x  x   lt 1x10     sinh x       x   lt 5  10   cosh     x 1   x lt 5x10     tanh x   
7.     x    1  log x  In x    lt    lt  1  10 100  10     1x10     lt  x  lt  100  e   1x10      lt  x   230 2585092     0   x lt 1x10          x   lt 1  10   x   x  x 2 15443469003 x 10 2  x   x   1x10 9  x0        x   lt 1  10        0   x  lt  69           integer   nPr 0  05   lt 1  107  n r        integers   1    nl  n r   1 x 10 190  nCr  0Sn lt 1 x 10 7  n r are integers   150141 x 10   or 1 4             lt 1 x 10 190                y   lt  1x10 109  Axe y   lt  1x10 0         0 lt    lt 1  1077               as sin x  DMS             lt  1x10  0   M    40  5  x   lt 1  1   700  Decimal e Sexagesimal Conversions  0100     x    9999999 7 59  59         x gt 0  1x 10     lt ylogx lt  100     0    gt 0     lt 0         m  2n 1   m  n are integers   but  1 x 10 100 y log ixi    100  1  dy y  0 xz0  1x10  lt  x leg y  lt  100  y 0 x gt 0     lt 0      2   1   2n 1  m  m   0      n         integers   1  but  1 x 10  lt     log  y    100  PGCD  1x10        y lt  1x10     x  y are integers   PPCM 0   x    lt 1  107  x  y are integers   SIMP 1   n x 9999  nis an integer   A Ic Total of integer  numerator and denominator  must be within 10 digits  includes division  marks        E 9    File name   SR100DCollege English text 0531 final doc    version   10 05 31          5       1 VAR             80 lines  when FREQ column is OFF   b n x 40 lines  when FREQ column is ON   2 VAR     a n   40 lines  when FREQ column is OFF   b n   26 lines  when FREQ column is                      W E
8.    Scientific Notation   Scientific notation expresses numbers with one digit to the left of the  decimal and the appropriate power of 10     To select scientific notation  press   2nd    SET UP    7    and then a  value  0 9  to specify the number of decimal digits  Values are  displayed rounded off to the place specified     Norm Notation    Press   2nd            UP    8  and then select         1  the default        Norm2 to determine the range to display the result in  non exponential format  within the range  or in exponential format   out of the range      210           Norm1    x   lt  10 2   x            2    x   lt 107  210  Engineering Notation    Pressing   ENG   or   2nd       ENG   will cause the exponent display  for the number being displayed to change in multiples of 3                    11    File           SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31       Answer Function    Answer function stores the most recently calculated result  It is  retained even after the power is turned off  Once a numeric value or  numeric expression is entered and   M       2nd       1    RCL      2nd   STO              pressed  the result is stored by this function     See Example 15                 Even if execution of a calculation results in an error   however  Answer memory retains its current value     Scientific Function Calculations    Use COMP    MODE   1   COMP     mode for scientific function  calculations        Logarithmic and Exponential functions 
9.    The calculator can calculate common and natural logarithms  and  exponentiation using   log      11         ab    2nd     10    and   2nd            See Example 16 17        Fraction calculation  Fraction value display is as follows                    Improper Fraction Mixed Fraction  12 5       56     Math format  5 12  Linear format  12 15 56 15  12   Note   Values are automatically displayed      decimal format    whenever the total number of digits of a fractional value   integer   numerator   denominator   separator marks    exceeds 10   In Linear mode  to enter a mixed number  enter the integer part   press   d e    enter the numerator  press   d e    and enter the  denominator   To enter an improper fraction  enter the numerator   press   d e    and enter the denominator  See Example 18     During a fraction calculation  if the figure is reducible  a figure is  reduced to the lowest terms after pressing the       key  The initial  default for a fraction result is improper fraction  By pressing   2nd        b c4 gt d e    the displayed value will be converted to the mixed  fraction and vice versa  To convert between a decimal and fractional  result  press           See Example 19     Calculations containing both fractions and decimals are calculated in  decimal format  See Example 20     The initial default of the calculator is automatic simplification of  fraction produced by fraction calculations  When the fraction  simplification is set to manual  you can let the 
10.  255  gt   4 d e12 d e 4 7         41214  912   2  8   A b c        E     41214  4 11 12  Trapp  E A  41214  4 5  Trapp  E A  41214  942                Example 20     gt   Line   82375 1255       8 d e  4 1    151  13 75 b   51 814 15 3 75    12 55   gt   Line   25 411 93 _ 31         5727 9 27 9                   2nd    SET UP        4   SIMP   Simplify     1  Auto 2  Manual          2  Manual  2   d e   9  d e   27     H a   1 We 1 Ve 9    219 1274 11119   93127    2nd    SIMP       E A  93 127  Simp        3   31 19             2     SIMP        Fraction irreduc                File name    SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23       E A  31 19  Simp    After 2 second                         31 19   128 64  Li E         2   gt           326 163    128   We   326  2nd    SIMP 9    H  Non simplifiable   AC                 1411  1 0  10    lt 4  DEL     z 2  128 1326  Simp       2  64 1163                  gt   Line    90 deg    1 57079632679 rad    100 grad                    2nd  SETUP  lee v  3 Deg 4 Rad  B 54085          4     Rad   90   2nd                 1 9 2  3 9  11023151 H A  909  1 570796327  2         SET        5                   909  100                Example 24     gt   Line  12 755   12945  181                        2nd    SET        3   Deg         12 755                  12 755   DMS   H     12 755  12945118        7  File               SR100DCollege_E_Example_110302_HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23     gt          1 2945 1
11.  840   2        SET        1            Math B   gt   7  2nd          4    SE   840                Example 34     gt     7      gt   Math      DEEN       7  2nd   nCr 4       Math  S  A    7  4                     9    File             SR100DCollege_E_Example_110302_HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23    x    Le     Math   5   120       5 2nd  x  I 71    Math  E    120        gt     Example 36     Line    Generates a random numb     er between 0 000   0 999           2nd   SET UP    2   LinelO    2nd                                             0 449          Example 37    x     Line    52  R 6   10   18          Le  52 2nd   R 6    E     52 86      8  R  4      10    a 5  Ans 10  18                Example 38                             gt   Line    Calculate the result for Y   X   15 X   25 when X   7   Y   179  and when X   8       209    ALPHA    Y   ALPHA      E      ALPHA  X  x     15 ALPHA    X    X      25  2nd   CALC    71      a  Y X 4 15X 25  179         E  x   8    E    Y X 4 15X 25  209  EX   10  File name      SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23    Example 39        Line     1  08   gt   line    125       1 25 x           a       0 8    Example 40     gt   Line   27   4 21 9 125  5 3  139                   21  911511  14151211 1131 D     120411    11251 11 15 2      4 21   1  1     x       139                Example 41     gt   Line   7    4625  16812       71   151311514120811 11 E      625     7  5  4     625  16812                
12.  El  ctricos e Electr  nicos  2002 96 CE   existe um sistema de recolha  separado para os equipamentos electr  nicos fora de uso  em vigor apenas  na Uni  o Europeia     Je  eli zamierzasz pozby   si   tego produktu  nie wyrzucaj go  razem ze zwyk  ymi domowymi odpadkami  Wed  ug  dyrektywy WEEE  Dyrektywa 2002 96 EC  obowi    zuj  cej w Unii Europejskiej dla u  ywanych produkt  w  elektronicznych nale  y stosowa   oddzielne sposoby  utylizacji     JM74932 00F Deg          0 0 0 9         18    File             SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23    Information for Users on Collection and Disposal of used Batteries   The symbol in this information sheet means that used batteries   should not be mixed with general household waste    For proper treatment  recovery and recycling of used batteries    please take them to applicable collection points    For more information about collection and recycling of batteries    please contact your local municipality  your waste disposal service   or the point of sale where you purchased the items    Information on Disposal in other Countries outside the European Union   This symbol is only valid in the European Union    If you wish to discard used batteries  please contact your local authorities or dealer  and ask for the correct method of disposal     EX  19    File name    SR100DCollege_E_Example_110302_HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23    CITIZEN SYSTEMS JAPAN CO  LTD     6 1 12  Tanashi cho  Nishi Tokyo
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14.  When a mathematically illegal calculation performed causes an error  and an error message   See    Error conditions  gt    appears  press  141      and then the error position display function will tell you with  the cursor where the error is  In that case  please make necessary  corrections before executing the calculation again  See Example 3     W Replay function    This function stores operations that just have been executed in  COMP mode  After execution is completed  pressing                     key will display the operation executed     E 6    File name   SR100DCollege English text 0531 final doc  version   10 05 31    You can continue moving the cursor by   4   or        to display  previous input steps and editing values or commands for  subsequent execution  See Example 4    The operation records in Memory are cleared each time when you  turn off the calculator  press   ON   key  perform a    reset     change  display format or calculation mode    When the memory is full  the oldest calculation records are deleted  automatically to make room for the new ones        Memory calculation  Memory variable  The calculator has seven memory variables for repeated use    A  B     C  D      X  Y  You can store a real number in any of the seven  memory variables  See Example 5         2nd  STO    A     D    M    X          lets you store values  to variables     RCL   A   D   M   X   Y   recalls the value of the  variable    0  2nd  STO    A   0          X          clears th
15.  before entering the value   You can  enter a number in mantissa and exponent form by   x10    key  See    Example 8      10    File           SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31    Results equal to or greater than 10 10 or results less than 10 77         displayed in exponential form  See Example 9        Parentheses calculations   Operations inside parentheses are always executed first  The  calculator Math mode can use up to 24 levels and Linear mode can  use up to 25 levels of consecutive parentheses in a single  calculation    Closed parentheses occurring immediately after operation of the        key may be omitted  no matter how many are required  See Example  10      Note   A multiplication sign   x   occurring immediately before  an open parenthesis can be omitted     The correct result cannot be derived by entering    2   3       x10    2  Be sure to enter        between the       and     10   in  Example 11        Percentage calculation     2nd   96   divides the number in the display by 100  You can use  this key sequence to calculate percentages  add ons  discounts  and  percentage ratios  See Example 12 13        Display notations   The calculator has the following display notations for the display  value  See Example 14    Fixed Decimal Point Notation   To specify the number of decimal places  press   2nd     SET UP    16   and then a value indicating the number of places  0 9    Values  are displayed rounded off to the place specified 
16.  sub menu   Ins    Del A    4  Sum The summation sub menu   5  Var The statistical variable sub menu   6  MinMax The maximum minimum sub menu   7  Reg  2          The regression sub menu             Use options 1 3 to view or change data  Use options 4 7 to select  the desired variable to analyze your data        The values of the statistical variables depend on the data you input   You can recall them by the key operations shown in the below table     Single variable statistics calculations                         Variables Keys Meaning        H Sum   1  Sum of all x   values  Xx H Sum   2  Sum of all x values   E   16    File name   SR100DCollege English text 0531 final doc  version   10 05 31                                                                                                                   15          1  Number of the x values entered   x 15  Var   2  Mean of the x values   xon 15  Var   3  Population standard deviation of x  values          1 15  Var   4  Sample standard deviation of     values   minX 16  MinMax    1     Minimum of x value            16  MinMax    2     Maximum of x value   Paired variable statistics   Regression calculations   Variables Keys Meaning         4  Sum   2 Sum of all x values or y values   Xy  4  Sum   4   xx   4  Sum   1 Sum of all x 2 values or     values   Ly 2  4  Sum   3        2 H Sum   6 Sum of all      values or x  values            4  Sum   8           4  Sum   5 Sum of   x   y   for all x y pairs              Sum   7 
17. 0 5   25 30     3 17791666667          2      8   45   DMS  10 5   DMS            0  DMS   25   DMS  30 20459 10 59 0925       0  511 1 3910 40 5     2nd   4 DMS  H     2974551057 0925 gt    3 177916667                Example 26     gt   Math    sin 30 deg   3        2nd    SET UP    1              Math       sin  30    sin 30                     Example 27     gt   Math   3cos  2   rad      3          3   2nd    SET UP   4    Rad         i A  3 cos 2    13 x   2nd   x    3       243                  2    Example 28     gt   Math   3sin 0 5   90 deg                    2nd    SET UP    3   Deg  Math          3 2nd  sin   0 5    8sin  0 5    9    Example 29     gt   Line    cosh 1 5   2   4 352409615                     2nd    SET         2   LinelO  H               112           1 51 1 121 1  59570  9 2  4 352409615                     8    File             SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23    Example 30     gt   Line    sinh     7   2 644120761        HYP   4   sinh      7    E     81007 7  2 644120761     gt   Line       5       30  whatare     g 2 Ans   r   30 41381265  9    80 53767779         2nd     SET UP    2    LinelO    2nd   R P 5 2nd      1301 1                   E         1 5 30       30 41381265  6  80 53767779     gt   Line    lfr 25  0   56  what are        Ans   x   13 97982259   y   20 72593931     AC   2nd     PR   25  2nd  H A         ye 13 07082286    Y  20 72593931                               7         gt   Math         
18. 60    Example 14     gt   Line   6   7  0 8571428571                                                             2nd    SET UP 1121  LinelO  H a     6 7  6    17     0 8571428571  2                      6   4 D rx      Fix 4  eut  0 8571  2nd   SET UP  6  2   D rx      Fix 2  6 7  0 86  2nd             117115 H 501      Sci 5  6 7  8  5714  10 1  2                      8   2 H               2  S  0 8571428571       4  File               SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23        ENG  E A  6 7    857  1428571  10 3           28      ENG    2nd   MENG   E A  6 7  0 000857142  103    290  E A  6 7   6 17                 gt   Math    123   456   579  gt  789     579   210           2nd    SET UP     1   MthlO             123 4 456 7  1234456   579   789       ANS     Maii     789 Ans   210                Example 16     gt   Math    In 7   log 100   3 945910149            7        log  100              5  In  7            100    3 945910149    Example 17     gt            1 107        100 0067379                    2nd   10    2   gt         2nd                 2  5      11915151 LE  100 0067379    Example 18    2 5 8 470   gt  i            gt   Line  222  1                                2nd    SET        2    LinelO   E     7 d e 2 d e  3    14  d e  742 13 14 15 17  5 de 7     470121       5  File name      SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23    Example 19                2 9 1   gt         4   4  4   45   gt   Line  
19. Example 42     gt   Line    25 98  73        Abs  25  19 8 0      8    Abs 2 5 9 8     7 3    Example 43     gt   Line   9   7   1 285714286          9   7    1 286                                      2nd  SETUP  lee     5        6 Fix  74861 8            6  3   Fix 3  Rudi    Fx                9 7   2nd   RND 9   7               2nd     CLR    1   Clear Setup  Math B                      11  File               SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23    Example 44     Math    PPCM   12  56     168    x    Le        2nd   PPCM  12   2nd 11 156         Math  S   PPCM 12 56    168        gt      Math    PGCD  12 56     4    Example 45           2nd    PGCD   12   2nd    gt    56            Math  PGCD 12 56    4          Example 46    x    Le     Math    ENT  2 53   2        2nd   ENT  2 53        Math  S   Ent 2 53    2              Math                  12 48          Example 47    13            2nd     ENTEX         12 48           Math  S   EntEx  12 48     13    A          Example 48    x     Math     Use Multi statemen    function to perform the two               statements below      15        13 195   180    12   2nd    SET        1                    15      15 2nd   STO  B   15  Math    A        AC   ALPHA   B   x  13   ALPHA        180        ALPHA    B        Bx13 180 B           EX   12    File name    SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23             1 1 Math    A DISP   Bx13  195      Math  8      180     12 
20. Scientific Calculator       SR 270X College    Instruction Manual    File name  HDBR100DE04_Cover_front version   2011 03 02  SIZE 140x75mm    PARTS NO  HDBR100DE04  SR100D     General                            2                3       Turning on or off           Battery replacement   Auto power off function                              3  Reset operation                             3       Contrast adjustment        Display readout       Before Starting Calculation                              4    Using   MODE   keys     Using   SET UP   keys           Using Math                   6  Using   2nd     ALPHA                                     6  Making corrections during Input                     6    Error Position Display Function       Replay function       Memory calculation                                          7  Order of                                                              8       Accuracy and Capacity       Error conditions      Basic Calculations                                          10    Scientific Function Calculations       Arithmetic calculation            Parentheses calculations     Percentage calculation     Display notations                      cese 11  Answer                                        12       Logarithmic        Exponential functions        12  Fraction                                                            12  Angle unit conversions                                  13  Sexagesimal  lt  gt  Decimal transformation       13  T
21. Sum           for all x y pairs   n 15  Var    1 Number of x y pairs entered      15  Var   2 Mean of the x values         values   y 15  Var   5   xon 1  5  Var   4 Sample standard deviation of x values   von  15  Var   7         values          15  Var   3 Population standard deviation of x   yon  5  Var   6 values or y values   minX 16  MinMax    1     Minimum of x value            16  MinMax    2    Maximum of x value            16  MinMax    3     Minimum of y value   maxY 16  MinMax   4   Maximum of y value   A  7  Reg   1  Regression coefficient constant term A   B  7  Reg   2  Regression coefficient B   For non Quadratic Regression     r     Reg   3  Correlation coefficient r   x  7  Reg   4  Estimated value of x          Reg   5  Estimated value of y       E 17    File name   SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31       For Quadratic Regression        2  only                     17  Reg   3  Quadratic coefficient    of the regression  coefficients   E 17  Reg   4  Estimated value of x1   32 17  Reg   5  Estimated value of x2      17  Reg   6  Estimated value of y                   You also can add a new data anytime  The unit automatically  recalculates statistics each time you press       and enter a new data  value        To view or change data   1  Press  2nd     STATVAR    2  to enter Editor Screen    2  Press   V         A   to scroll through the data you have entered    3  To change an entry  display it and enter the new data  The new  da
22. ber of Scientific notation is in effect   VA There are earlier or later results that can be displayed  Disp Displayed value is intermediate result when performing    multi statement function    Before Starting Calculation       Using   MODE   keys    Press   MODE   to display mode menus when specifying an  operating mode   1  COMP      2  STAT     3             4  TABLE       5  VERIF      6  PROP       COMP  Use this mode for basic calculations  including  scientific calculations   the default     STAT   Use this mode to perform single   variable and  paired   variable statistical calculations and regression  calculations        4    File           SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31            Use this mode to solve simultaneous linear equations  with two or three unknowns     TABLE  Use this mode to display a defined function in a tabular    form              Use this mode to perform the numerical comparison  and check    PROP   Usethis mode to perform ratio expression calculations     Give   2  STAT       an example     Method  Press   MODE   and then key in directly the number of  the mode    2    to enter the desired mode  immediately     W Using  SET UP   keys     2nd    SET UP   display the setup menu that enables you to specify  the input  output format  the angle mode  the numeric notation  the  statistical setting or the contrast adjustment  The setup menu consist  of two screens which        can jump between by using        and           
23. calculator  automatically selects the smallest possible divisor for simplification  or you can specify a divisor  See Example 21 22              12    File           SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31     Note   1     J    next to the resulting fraction signifies that the  fraction is not yet in simplest form     2     Fraction irreduc    appears that further simplification is  impossible     W Angle unit conversions  The angle unit  Deg  Rad  Grad  is set by pressing   2nd    SET UP    from Setup screen and results are displayed according to your  setting   The relation among the three angle units is    180     z rad   200 grad  Angle unit conversions  See Example 23       1  Change the default setting  Deg  to the unit you want to convert  to     2  Enter the value of the unit to convert     3  Press   2nd                to display the menu  The units you can  select are     degrees   r  radians   g  gradians      4  Select the unit you are converting from  and press              Sexagesimal  lt  gt  Decimal transformation    You can use sexagesimal figure  degree  minute and second  to  perform calculations and convert values between sexagesimal and  decimal notation by using   DMS          2nd       DMS   keys          Example 24 25     Sexagesimal figure value display is as follows               30    Represent 125 degrees  D    129 49 30 45 minutes M   30 seconds S                 Trigonometric   Inverse Tri  functions    The calculator provid
24. e  content to a specified memory variable         ALPHA       memory variable   lets you insert the applicable  variables in a calculation        2nd   CLR  2  7  clears all variables     Running memory   You should keep the following rules in mind when using running   memory  See Example 6      Press   M    to add a result to running memory        the       indicator appears when a number is stored in the memory  Press   RCL    M  to recall the content of running memory      Recalling from running memory by pressing   RCL     M   key does  not affect its contents       Running memory is not available when you are in statistics mode      The memory variable M and running memory utilize the same  memory area      In order to replace the content of the memory with the displayed  number  please press   2nd     STO          key      To clear the content of running memory  you can press  0    2nd     STO  M in sequence      Note    Besides pressing   204    STO    M  key to store a value   you can also assign values to memory variable M by    M     However  when   2nd     STO        is used   previous memory contents stored in variable M are  cleared and replaced with the newly assigned value   When   M    is used  values is added to present sum       memory     E 7    File name   SR100DCollege English text 0531 final doc  version   10 05 31    Order of operations    Each calculation is performed from left to right and in the following  order of precedence     1   2     3   4   5 
25. ed cell     2  you cannot transform values to engineering notation  while an equation solution is displayed     3  A Math ERROR will occur if you perform a calculation  while 0 is input for a coefficient     E 20    File name   SR100DCollege English text 0531 final doc  version   10 05 31                       gt            2  5  8   Math    1 7                      219      1    1207 1311           5                    1       2  3    Math  8     5  6                     gt         Math     1   2 x226   4  2  11115111 120                    1 4   2  2     12     6 4 d          gt      Math   14 0 x 2 3 mistakenly        instead of 14 10    2 3       14     0 x 23       Math ERROR   AC    4         Goto    Math                             14114111 1    14 10  2 3    Math  8     161  50          Example 4              gt   1   Math    Change 123 x 456 as 12 x 457  123  x  456     Math 8    123x456  56088    gt             gt     DEL  Mah       12 x456                  1    File             SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23                          DEL 7          2  12  457        Math  8  A  12x457   5484        gt      gt   1   Math    Put the value 30 int       variable A       30   2nd   STO   A     Math     303A    30        gt   2   Math   Multiply 5 to variable A  then put the result into variable  B                         5 x  RCL  A     Mang     5      150   2nd  STO  B                            150   gt   3   Math    Clear the value 
26. ee unknowns     1  Press   MODE    3   1  or   MODE 1131121   2  Enter the value for each coefficient        etc   and press               To change a coefficient value you already have input  move  the cursor to the appropriate cell  input the new value  and  then press             To clear all the coefficients  press               Note   After inputting data  press        The registers the value  and displays up to six of its digits in the currently  selected cell     3  When all coefficients have been entered  press       to solve the  equation     4  Each press of       displays the next solution   5  Pressing       while the final solution is displayed returns to the  coefficient entry display               Pressing          while a solutions is displayed will return  to the coefficient entry display     Function Table    Use TABLE     MODE 1 4   TABLE     mode for generation of a  function table     TABLE mode lets you define a function and express it in a tabular  form  To set up a function table  you need to   See Example 52      1  Press   MODE    4   TABLE   2  Enter a function  and press      3  Input the Start  End  and Step value of X  and press  7     4  After Step 3  a table of values that consists of each input  X  and  its corresponding output  f X   is generated      Note   1  Only the variable X is available to be used in a  function     2  The Start  End  and Step value you specify should  produce a table not exceed a maximum of 30 X values     Using Verif
27. es standard trigonometric functions and inverse  trigonometric functions  sin  cos  tan  sin       cos     and tan 7          Example 26 28    Note    When using those keys  make sure the calculator is set  for the angle unit you want        Hyperbolic   Inverse Hyp  functions    The calculator uses   HYP   to calculate the hyperbolic functions and  inverse hyperbolic functions  sinh  cosh  tanh  sinh      cosh    and  tanh 7   Press   HYP   to display the menu and then select the  corresponding number to perform the function item  See Example  29 30      Note    When using those keys  make sure the calculator is set  for the angle unit you want         13    File name   SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31    W Coordinates transformation    Rectangular Coordinates Polar Coordinates                             P 6       y           9       0                     50  1570    Note    When using those keys  make sure the calculator is set  for the angle unit you want     The calculator can perform the conversion between rectangular  coordinates and polar coordinates by   2nd            and   2nd               See Example 31 32       Probability    This calculator provides the following probability functions  See  Example 33 36       nPr  Calculates the number of possible permutations of n item  taken r at a time             Calculates the number of possible combinations of     items taken r at a time        x   Calculates the factorial of a specified inte
28. ger n   where n   lt 69    RANDM   Generates a random real number between 0 000 and  0 999        Division with Quotient and Remainder    You can use   2nd      R   to get the quotient and remainder of  division operations  Only the quotient is stored to Answer memory    See Example 37     Note   If one of the following conditions are present when  performing an operation with calculation and display of  remainder  the calculation will be treated as a normal  division  without calculation or display of remainder    A  When the dividend when the divisor is a great value   Example  20000000000   2nd     R  17       gt  is calculated as  200000000000   17    B  When the quotient is not a positive value or the  remainder is not an entire positive or a positive fraction  Example        5   2nd     R  2       gt  is calculated as   5   2       14    File           SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31    W Using CALC    CALC function lets you temporarily store a mathematical expression  that contain variables  which you can then recall and execute in the  COMP Mode  The following describes the types of expressions you  can save with CALC  See Example 38     1  Expressions  2X   3Y  2AX   3BY       2  Multi statements  X        X  X   Y     3  Equalities with a single variable on the left and an expression  including variables on the right  A  B  C  Y X2 X 3     Use   ALPHA         to input the equals sign of the equality        Other functions   V  d  7     
29. lculator is in Math  mode  See Example 1 2        Using   2nd     ALPHA   Keys    When you press   2nd    the   2nd   indicator shown on the display  indicates that you will be selecting the second function of the next  key you press  If you press   2nd   by mistake  simply press   2nd    again to remove the   2nd   indicator  For Example    2041   sin SW 11       calculates the sin  1 of 1 and returns the result  90     When you press   ALPHA    the  IN  indicator shown on the display  indicates that you will be selecting the alphabetic function of the next  key you press  If you press   ALPHA   by mistake  simply press    ALPHA   again to remove the        indicator  For Example  press    ALPHA         to input the          on screen        Making corrections during Input    The vertical blinking cursor      means the calculator is in insert  mode  The horizontal blinking cursor     means the calculator is in  overwrite mode    By default  the calculator is in insert mode  In linear format  you can  press   2nd     INS   to switch between the two modes  whereas in  Math format  you can use only the insert mode    In insert mode  the character in front of the cursor  J  will be deleted  or inserted after you press   DEL   or enter a new character   In overwrite mode  the character at the cursor  a  will be deleted by    DEL   key or replaced by any new character you enter     To clear all characters  simply press   AC   in either mode     W Error Position Display Function   
30. n     Math      5 c   mum    9  2 0 0 0  0  EX   14  File name      SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DE04 doc  version   10 11 23       3   5 5 5   1 5     4  15113151             al 3 5 5   2 1  4       13       Math    M          5   1 1 Math B  A  Y   52               2   7   2 13     gt   Math               1   22 3                                              1 31         Math E  1 anX  bnY  cn  2 anX  bnY                 2  anX bnY cnZ dn  Math E  a b                   2 0 0 0  3 0 0 0  0  11 121 16  1231 151 1     E  d    13  11  12   2  17  1 2 6 23        1   13    2  3 1 2  3 7 1  173    Math  E           1    Math  8       Y   2  2 Math  8         3       15    File               SR100DCollege_E_Example_110302_HDBR100DE04 doc    version   10 11 23                                                                File                 MODE 114     TABLE   Math B           2 ALPHA  X              ALPHA  Math B        2  2    1    X    1      Math     Start   1  5151 Math B   End   5  20    Math B   Step   1         B   3151    F X   1 56  2 8 137  3 11 254  5   gt   Math    52   4625  gt  13                5    VERIF      Math B   TRUE FALSE  5   X    2nd    VERFIY   dum         Oe 4  lt   5 2 6 8  1    Math B   5         1625 1   2nd    Math  B  A             13   gt   13     5        625  gt 13  TRUE  EX   16    SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DEO04 doc    version   10 11 23    Example 54     gt   Line   1 in 2 54 cm  get 10 in   25 4 cm                     
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32. of variable     0  2nd   STO  B         A  02B  0   RCL  B  Math    A  B  0           gt     Example 6     Math     3x5   56   7     74 8  7   41                         Le  O 2nd  STO  M                02M  0  3 x 5 M  56     7  M  74 M Math          18 x 7 M   74 8  7      18   RCL  M  M Math  9  A  M  41  EX 2  File name      SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DEO04 doc    version   10 11 23       0  218   570                  gt   Math   7 5x4 27    Example 7       715151  14 51       Math B      7 5  4  27             Example 8     gt   Math  275x10               400000       2 75     10           15            gt   Line  275x10   2 75   107               2nd    SET        2   LinelO  D A  2 75     10511   15151 2 75  10 5   275x10     2nd   SETUP  8  2  H A            2  2 75  10 5   0 0000275           Example 9     gt   Line    10000 x 10000    100   10 000 000 000   1    1077       10000       10000        100                   10000  10000  100    1x10             Example 10     gt   Math   2x 7 6x 5 4   122         2nd    SET UP     1    MthlO   2 7  16  015  14 7                 EX 3    File name      SR100DCollege E Example 110302 HDBR100DEO04 doc    version   10 11 23     gt   Math    2 3 x10   500         12   3    x  x10  2 Math      51  2 3 Xx1 02    500     gt   Math    120x30     36                   120  x 30  2nd    6                 120  30   36     gt   Math    88   55     160                   88      55 2nd                      88 55              1
33. ompartment cover     2  Remove the old battery and insert a new one with polarity in  correct directions  then replace the cover     3  After changing battery  please use a pointed object to press the  reset hole at the rear of this unit     W Auto power off function    This calculator automatically turns off when not operated for  approximately 3 9 minutes  It can be reactivated by pressing   ON    key and the memory  settings are retained       Reset operation    If the calculator is on but you get unexpected results  press   2nd      CLR   in sequence  A message appears on the display to confirm  whether you want to reset the calculator and clear memory contents  after selecting   3          Clear  Reset AII   1  Setup 2 Memory 131     Yes  3  All  AC    Cancel          To clear all variables  pending operations  statistical data  answers   all previous entries  and memory  please press        To cancel the  reset operation without clearing the calculator  please press   AC       If the calculator is lock and further key operations becomes  impossible  please use a pointed object to press the reset hole at the  rear of this unit to release the condition  It will return all settings to  default settings                 Contrast adjustment    Pressing the   4                following   2nd           UP  V  5    4            keys in sequence can make the contrast of the screen  lighter or darker  Holding either key down will make the display  become respectively lighter or da
34. rigonometric   Inverse Tri  functions           13  Hyperbolic   Inverse Hyp  functions              13  Coordinates transformation                           14  E 1    File name   SR100DCollege English text 0531 final doc    version   10 05 31    Probability       Division with Quotient and Remainder           Using CALC a  Other functions   V  Y  X  x   x  x  x   Abs  RND  PPCM  PGCD  ENT  ENTEX    Multi statement Function               Statistical Calculations                                   15    To Enter data for statistical analysis  To analyze data you have entered       To view or change data                                   Equation Calculations                                     18   To solve simultaneous linear equations         Function                                             19  Function Verify                      222 12 4  19    Proportionality Calculations        To solve the value of                                        E 2    File name   SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31             General Guide    W Turning on or off    To turn the calculator on  press   ON    To turn the calculator off   press   2nd     OFF       W Battery replacement    The calculator is a dual power system which is powered by one  button type battery  G13 or L1154  and a solar cell  If the display  becomes dim and difficult to read  the batteries should be replaced  as soon as possible     To replace batteries   1  Remove the screw and the battery c
35. rker  After finishing your setting   press   AC   to exit     E 3    File name   SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31    W Display readout  The display comprises the entry line  the result line  and indicators        Math    4               Indicator  Entry line 4       12369  7532  1032    9 3163308x0 A Result line             Entry line        calculator displays an entry of up to 99 digits   Entries begin on the left  those with more than 15 digits  scroll to the left  Press       and   4   to move the  cursor through an entry  However  whenever you input  the 89th digit of any calculation  the cursor changes  from     to     to let you know memory is running low   If you still need to input more  you should divide your  calculation into two or more parts     Result      It displays a result of up to 10 digits  as well as a  decimal  a negative sign      x10   indicator  and a  2 digit positive or negative exponent     Indicators        following indicators may appear on the display to  indicate the current status of the calculator        Indicator Meaning   2nd 2nd set of function keys are active   n Alphabetic keys are active   M There is a number in the memory   STO Storing variable mode is active   RCL Recalling variable mode is active   STAT Statistics mode is active   Math Math style is selected as the Input output format        Angle mode  Degrees  Radians       Gradians   FIX A fixed number of decimal places is in effect         A fixed num
36. rror conditions  Error message will appear on the display and further calculation  becomes impossible when any of the following conditions occur   Indicator Meanings  Math ERROR  1  You attempted to divide by 0   2  When allowable input range of function  calculations exceeds the range specified   3  When result of function calculations  exceeds the range specified   4  When specifying an argument to a function  outside the valid range  Syntax ERROR  1  Input errors are made  ex  improper syntax   2  When improper arguments are used in  commands or functions    Stack ERROR   When a calculation expression exceeds the  capacity of the numeric stack or command  stack  ex     When the      key is used more than 25 levels  in a single expression in linear mode    Argument ERROR    function does not have the correct number of  arguments     Non simplifiable When the value you specify is invalid as divisor  for simplification    Insufficient MEM When there is insufficient memory to store data  Error or perform your calculation    To release the above errors  please press   4           to correct your  error  or press   AC   key to cancel your calculation  or simply press    ON   key to reinitialize the calculator     Basic Calculations    Use COMP    MODE   1   COMP     mode for basic calculations        Arithmetic calculation    Arithmetic operations are performed by pressing the keys in the  same sequence as in the expression  See Example 7     For negative values  press          
37. ta you enter overwrites the old entry  Press       to save the  change    4  To delete an entry  position the cursor on the line you want to  delete  press   DEL 1    5  To insert an entry  position the cursor on the line above where  you want to insert  press   2nd     STATVAR     3   and then  select   1    Ins  to create a new blank entry  fill the new data in  the blank and press          6  To delete all entries  press   2nd     STATVAR     3   and then  select   2    Del A  to clear all data on the Editor Screen      Note   Statistical data and results are retained when the  calculator is turned off  but are cleared when you change  calculation types  FREQ setting or clear data by  selecting Del A command from STATVAR menu     Equation Calculations    Use EQN     MODE 13   EQN     mode for simultaneous linear  equations calculation     An equation type menu appears when you press   MODE    3  EQN   and enter the EQN mode   See Example 50 51                                       Meaning Equation   1  anX bnY cn Simultaneous       bY       linear equations 2  with two unknowns   12       br   e    2  anX bnY cnZ dn Simultaneous aX bY ciZ d  linear equations  with three          6 gt       27   4  unknowns asX bsY oZ   ds                      To solve simultaneous linear equations  E 18    File name   SR100DCollege_English_text_0531_final doc  version   10 05 31    You can use the following procedure      the EQN mode to solve  simultaneous linear equations with two or thr
38. y    Use VERIF    MODE   5   VERIF   mode for compare of two values     See Example 53    You can enter the following expressions for check mode VERIFY    1  Equalities or inequalities involving a relational operator  4     16 423     gt  3  1 2 x 5   3x6   lt   2 6   2  etc    2  Equalities or inequalities involving multiple relational operator  151  14 3        4225224224  2 2   4  lt  6  2 3   5    2 5   8  etc     Pressing the  2nd   VERIFY  key displays a menu of functions  Press  the number key that corresponds to the function you want to input     E   19    File name   SR100DCollege English text 0531 final doc  version   10 05 31          KEY IN DISPLAY    2nd   1    2  2     VERIFY   3   gt  4           Be                Proportionality Calculations    Use PROP     MODE   6   PROP     mode for proportionality  calculation     The PROP mode lets you determine the value of X in the  proportionality expression a b X d  or a b c X  when the value of a   b  c and d are known   See Example 54        To solve the value of X  1  Press   MODE    6   1  or   MODE    6   2      2  Enter the value for each of required value  a  b  c  d  and press       To clear all the coefficients  press              3  When all coefficients have been entered  press       to solve the  X     4  Pressing       or  AC  will return to the coefficient entry display      Note   1  After inputting data  press        The registers the value  and displays up to six of its digits in the currently  select
    
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