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Algebraic and rpn modes, Algebraic mode, Algebraic and rpn modes -5 – HP 49g Graphing Calculator User Manual

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You can display a list of flags by pressing

flags

when the Calculator

Modes input form is displayed. With the list displayed, you can set or clear

particular flags.

To set or clear a flag:

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1. Press ® or ® until the flag you want to

change is highlighted.

2. Press

CHK.

If the flag was set before, it is cleared; if

it was cleared before, it is now set. (The flag is set if it has a check
mark beside it.)

Algebraic and RPN modes

The HP 49G provides two modes for interpreting and displaying

calculations: algebraic and RPN.

Algebraic mode

Algebraic mode is the default mode. In this mode, you perform

calculations by entering the arguments

after

the command (which, in

most cases, means entering numbers, fvmctions, and operators in the

same order that you would write down tire expression on paper). For

example, to find sin(30) in algebraic mode, you enter the command—

(SIN)

—and then the argument: 30.

You enter the command and its arguments on the command line and:

• press to obtain the result in exact mode, or

® press 0 0JM1 to obtain the result in approximate mode.

Exact mode and approximate modes are explained on page 2-22.

If a calculation yields a number of results, the results are displayed

together in a list: ¡resulti, result

2, resultg, ...}.

In algebraic mode, previous calculations are

retained in history together with their

results. Each calculation is displayed at the
left of the screen, and the corresponding

result is displayed on the next line at the

right of the screen (as in the example on the
right).

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Basic operation

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