Hp 33s scientific calculator

hp 33s scientific calculator

user's guide

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Edition 3 HP part number F2216-90001

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Edition 3

November 2004

Contents

Part 1. Basic Operation

1. Getting Started

Important Preliminaries.......................................................1?1 Turning the Calculator On and Off.................................1?1 Adjusting Display Contrast ............................................1?1

Highlights of the Keyboard and Display ...............................1?2 Shifted Keys................................................................1?2 Alpha Keys.................................................................1?3 Cursor Keys ................................................................1?3 Silver Paint Keys ..........................................................1?4 Backspacing and Clearing............................................1?4 Using Menus ..............................................................1?7 Exiting Menus .............................................................1?9 RPN and ALG Keys ...................................................1?10 The Display and Annunciators .....................................1?11

Keying in Numbers..........................................................1?14 Making Numbers Negative ........................................1?14 Exponents of Ten .......................................................1?14 Understanding Digit Entry...........................................1?15 Range of Numbers and OVERFLOW ............................1?16

Doing Arithmetic .............................................................1?16 One?Number Functions..............................................1?17 Two?Number Functions ..............................................1?17

Controlling the Display Format ..........................................1?18

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Periods and Commas in Numbers................................ 1?18 Number of Decimal Places ......................................... 1?19 SHOWing Full 12?Digit Precision................................ 1?20 Fractions........................................................................ 1?21 Entering Fractions...................................................... 1?21 Displaying Fractions .................................................. 1?23 Messages ...................................................................... 1?23 Calculator Memory ......................................................... 1?24 Checking Available Memory ...................................... 1?24 Clearing All of Memory ............................................. 1?24

2. RPN: The Automatic Memory Stack

What the Stack Is ............................................................. 2?1 The X and Y?Registers are in the Display ........................ 2?2 Clearing the X?Register................................................ 2?2 Reviewing the Stack..................................................... 2?3 Exchanging the X? and Y?Registers in the Stack .............. 2?4

Arithmetic ? How the Stack Does It ...................................... 2?4 How ENTER Works ..................................................... 2?5 How CLEAR x Works ................................................... 2?6

The LAST X Register ........................................................... 2?7 Correcting Mistakes with LAST X.................................... 2?8 Reusing Numbers with LAST X....................................... 2?9

Chain Calculations in RPN mode ...................................... 2?11 Work from the Parentheses Out ................................... 2?11 Exercises.................................................................. 2?13 Order of Calculation ................................................. 2?13 More Exercises ......................................................... 2?14

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3. Storing Data into Variables

Storing and Recalling Numbers ...........................................3?2 Viewing a Variable without Recalling It.................................3?3 Reviewing Variables in the VAR Catalog ...............................3?3 Clearing Variables ............................................................3?4 Arithmetic with Stored Variables ..........................................3?4

Storage Arithmetic .......................................................3?4 Recall Arithmetic .........................................................3?5 Exchanging x with Any Variable..........................................3?6 The Variable "i" ................................................................3?7

4. Real?Number Functions

Exponential and Logarithmic Functions .................................4?1 Quotient and Remainder of Division.....................................4?2 Power Functions ................................................................4?2 Trigonometry ....................................................................4?3

Entering ..................................................................4?3 Setting the Angular Mode.............................................4?4 Trigonometric Functions ................................................4?4 Hyperbolic Functions..........................................................4?6 Percentage Functions..........................................................4?6 Physics Constants ..............................................................4?8 Conversion Functions .........................................................4?9 Coordinate Conversions .............................................4?10 Time Conversions ......................................................4?12 Angle Conversions.....................................................4?13 Unit Conversions .......................................................4?13 Probability Functions........................................................4?14

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