HP 48g Graphing Calculator - Manual (Page 274)

4. Enter the data. Use a separate row for each individual record and
a separate column for each variable within a record. For example,
a data set containing the height, weight, and age for each of 100
people, would be entered as 100 rows of three columns each.
5. Press ( enter ! when you’ve finished. The data matrix is now
temporarily stored in SDAT;. To confirm that you want it stored
there, press UK ; to cancel the whole operation, press CFlNCL;
to edit it further, press E again.
To store the array in i /i 1 / in a different wariable:
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1. Press (r^(STAT) - to open the
S I N G
S T A T I S T I C S
form. (Actually, you may use any of the STAT
application input forms.) You should see the current statistics
matrix partially displayed in the SDfiT field.
2. Press ( nxt 1 CfiLC to bring up the stack.
3. Enter a name for the matrix onto level 1 (using the ’ delimiters),
and press fSTO).
4. Press OK to return to the SINGLE-VARIABLE STATISTICS
To
enter statistical
data
into
a matrix:
1. Press
matrix ) to begin the MatrixWriter.
2. Enter the data. Use a separate row for each individual record and
a separate column for each variable within a record. For example,
a data set containing the height, weight, and age for each of 100
people, would be entered as 100 rows of three columns each.
3. Press ( enter ) when you’ve finished entering the data.
4. Enter a name for the data matrix onto level 1 of the stack, and
press fSTO ).
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1. Press (f^fSTAT 1 OK to open the S INGLE- VAR I ABLE
STATUBTICS form. (Actually, you may use any of the STAT
application input forms.)
2. Optional: If there is already data in the 2DATT field either delete
it (press ( del ) lm \ ) or save the data by storing it in a variable
first and then deleding it.
3. With the highlight on the ¿DATs field, press CHuO:::J and use the
arrow keys to highlight the matrix you wish to make the current
statistics matrix.
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