HP 35s User Manual
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hp calculators HP 35s Hyperbolic functions hp calculators - 3 - HP 35s Hyperbolic functions - Version 1.0 Solution: The travel time is given by the following formula: t = 437 x tan (63 degrees) 135 x ASINH (tan (63 degrees) ) Assuming the 35s is in Radians mode, change it to Degrees mode to calculate the tangent value. Assuming RPN mode: 9& (Sets Degrees mode) %()*+(,-.!/&(0-1% % Figure 4 % Assume algebraic mode: 9& (Sets Degrees mode)...
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hp calculators HP 35s Solving for roots Roots of an equation Using the SOLVE function Practice solving problems involving roots
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hp calculators HP 35s Solving for roots hp calculators - 2 - HP 35s Solving for roots - Version 1.0 Roots of an equation The roots of an equation are values of X where the value of Y is equal to zero. For example, the equation Y = X – 2 has a real root at the value +2. The equation Y = X2 – 9 has real roots at the values of + 3 and – 3. Not every equation has roots that are real numbers. For example, the equation Y = X2 + 4 has no real roots, meaning there are no real values for X that...
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hp calculators HP 35s Solving for roots hp calculators - 3 - HP 35s Solving for roots - Version 1.0 If the checksum of the program just entered does not equal 8B27, then you have not entered it correctly. To clear the checksum display press: In RPN or algebraic mode: ), Then, to exit the program environment, press: In RPN or algebraic mode: ), Store an initial guess for X of 10 into the variable X. Then set the function to X and solve for the value of X. In RPN or...
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hp calculators HP 35s Solving for roots hp calculators - 4 - HP 35s Solving for roots - Version 1.0 4 4In RPN or algebraic mode: %&6 Figure 6 If the checksum of the program just entered does not equal 1086, then you have not entered it correctly. To clear the checksum display press: In RPN or algebraic mode: ), Then, to exit the program environment, press: In RPN or algebraic mode: ), Store an initial guess for X of 10 into the variable X. Then set the function to...
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hp calculators HP 35s Solving for roots hp calculators - 5 - HP 35s Solving for roots - Version 1.0 In RPN or algebraic mode: 78:)9$)!$4 Figure 9 Answer: Roots found for the equation are +3 and +4. Note that the HP 35s owners manual provides much more information about providing initial guesses for the SOLVE feature.
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hp calculators HP 35s Base conversions and arithmetic Numbers in different bases Practice working with numbers in different bases
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hp calculators HP 35s Base conversions and arithmetic hp calculators - 2 - HP 35s Base conversions and arithmetic - Version 1.0 Numbers in different bases Most numbers we work with day-to-day are in base 10. There are applications within the computer world that require the use of numbers in other bases. The number 24 in base 10 can be translated into base 16 by the following procedure. Just as each digit’s location in base 10 can be thought of as a power of ten (the ones’ place, the tens’...