HP 15c - Manual (Page 163)

Section 12: Calculating with Matrices 163
Example: Store the complex matrix
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Z
in the form Z
C
, since it is written in a form that shows Z
C
. Then transform
Z
C
into the form Z
P
.
You can do this by storing the elements of Z
C
in matrix A and then using
the p function, where
Keystrokes Display
´> 0
Clears all matrices.
2 v 4
´mA
4.0000
Dimensions matrix A to be
2×4.
´> 1 4.0000
Sets beginning row and
column numbers in R
0
and
R
1
to 1.
´U 4.0000
Activates User mode.
4 OA
4.0000
Stores a
11
.
3 OA
3.0000
Stores a
12
.
7 OA
7.0000
Stores a
13
.
2 “ OA
-2.0000
Stores a
14
.
1 OA
1.0000
Stores a
21
.
5 OA
5.0000
Stores a
22
.
3 OA
3.0000
Stores a
23
.
8 OA
8.0000
Stores a
24
.
´U 8 0000
Deactivates User mode.
l> A A 2 4
Display descriptor of
matrix A.
´ p A 4 2
Transforms Z
C
into Z
P
and
redimensions matrix A.
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Z A