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Index parametric surface 4-25 polar 4-10 pseudo-contour 4-21 scatter 4-29 slopefield 4-19 statistical 4-3, 4-28 tracing 4-35 truth 4-17 wireframe 4-20 Y-slice 4-23 zooming 4-36 plotting basic steps 4-3 variables 4-41 polar plots 4-10 polynomials finding coefficients 6-5 finding roots 6-5 setting the order 5-4 port memory 7-11 ports 7-1, 7-10 PPAR 4-41 primary keyboard 1-3 principal remaining, amortization 6-13 problems D-1 procedures in a program 10-7 program halted 2-4 mode 2-4 programming arguments in 10-5 branching and looping 10-13 data 10-6 getting started 10-2 menu 10-4 variables 10-8 programming modes algebraic 10-5 RPN 10-5 pseudo-contour plots 4-21 purging D-7 R RAM 7-10 real number mode 2-4 real numbers 2-8 regression formula, data modelling 9-5 regression model, finding 9-5 regulatory information See also envi- ronmental limits Canada xi Japan xi USA x reminder See appointment reset defaults 2-16 resetting calculator D-2 reverse Polish notation See RPN right-shift keyboard 1-3 rigorous mode, setting 5-5 roots 4-38 polynomial 6-5 RPN 2-22, E-1 RPN mode 2-22, E-1 example calculations E-4 interactive stack commands E-7 performing calculations E-3 S sampling grid 4-19, 4-20, 4-23, 4-27 saving a program 10-4 scalar magnitude 8-4 scalar product 8-5 scientific mode 2-9 screen contrast 2-3 screen, default 2-3 selecting terms in Equation Writer 3-7 selection mode 3-5 semi-colon keyboard shortcut 10-4 separating functions in a program 10-4 serial cable A-1 shortcut keys in Equation Writer 3-9 πDAT 4-41 πPAR 4-42 sign reversal interpreting equation-solve results 6-4 simplifying non-rational expressions mode 5-5 simultaneous equations 6-7 single-variable statistics 9-2 calculating 9-3 slope 4-38 I-6 Index

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I-6
Index
Index
parametric surface
4-25
polar
4-10
pseudo-contour
4-21
scatter
4-29
slopefield
4-19
statistical
4-3
,
4-28
tracing
4-35
truth
4-17
wireframe
4-20
Y-slice
4-23
zooming
4-36
plotting
basic steps
4-3
variables
4-41
polar plots
4-10
polynomials
finding coefficients
6-5
finding roots
6-5
setting the order
5-4
port memory
7-11
ports
7-1
,
7-10
PPAR
4-41
primary keyboard
1-3
principal remaining, amortization
6-13
problems
D-1
procedures in a program
10-7
program
halted
2-4
mode
2-4
programming
arguments in
10-5
branching and looping
10-13
data
10-6
getting started
10-2
menu
10-4
variables
10-8
programming modes
algebraic
10-5
RPN
10-5
pseudo-contour plots
4-21
purging
D-7
R
RAM
7-10
real number mode
2-4
real numbers
2-8
regression formula, data modelling
9-5
regression model, finding
9-5
regulatory information
See also
envi-
ronmental limits
Canada
xi
Japan
xi
USA
x
reminder
See
appointment
reset defaults
2-16
resetting calculator
D-2
reverse Polish notation
See
RPN
right-shift keyboard
1-3
rigorous mode, setting
5-5
roots
4-38
polynomial
6-5
RPN
2-22
,
E-1
RPN mode
2-22
,
E-1
example calculations
E-4
interactive stack commands
E-7
performing calculations
E-3
S
sampling grid
4-19
,
4-20
,
4-23
,
4-27
saving a program
10-4
scalar magnitude
8-4
scalar product
8-5
scientific mode
2-9
screen contrast
2-3
screen, default
2-3
selecting terms in Equation Writer
3-7
selection mode
3-5
semi-colon
keyboard shortcut
10-4
separating functions in a program
10-4
serial cable
A-1
shortcut keys in Equation Writer
3-9
π
DAT
4-41
π
PAR
4-42
sign reversal
interpreting equation-solve results
6-4
simplifying non-rational expressions
mode
5-5
simultaneous equations
6-7
single-variable statistics
9-2
calculating
9-3
slope
4-38