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Memory Registers In NORMAL Mode The EL-733A has five memory registers available for use in NORMAL Mode. These memory registers are called M, CST, SEL, MAR, and MU. Another 25 registers are available for use in FIN mode, but those registers are described starting on page 32. Picture the NORMAL mode registers as boxes that can each hold one number: MU MAR SEL CST M As long as you stay in NORMAL mode, numbers stored in any of these' registers are preserved, even when the calculator is turned off. The registers CST, SEL, MAR, and MU are described starting on page 25. The M register is described below. THE M REGISTER The three keys that help you use the M register are the 01, 1- 1 , and 1- 1 keys. The M register can be used to help get through certain arithmetic problems in NORMAL mode, to temporarily store results, or, because the number in the M register is preserved when the calculator is turned off, you can store an important number there for an extended period of time. The M register is active in both NORMAL and FIN modes. It is not active in STAT mode. 14 STORING A NUMBER IN THE M REGISTER To store a number in the M register, simply press Irkt . The new number will replace any number that was stored there. When some number other than zero is stored in the M register, an "M" indicator comes on in the upper left corner of the display. Example: Store the number 75.2989 in the M register. Solution: 75.2989 The following diagram shows you what happens when you press Ix•M 75.2989 DISPLAY (x) M register Press 75.2989 DISPLAY (x) 75.2989 M register Notice that the "M" indicator is now on in the upper left corner of the display. This indicator is on whenever a number other than zero is stored in the M register. 15

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Memory
Registers
In
NORMAL
Mode
The
EL
-733A
has
fi
ve
memory
registers
available
for
use
in
NORMAL
Mode.
These
memory
registers
are
called
M,
CST,
SEL,
MAR,
and
MU.
Another
25
registers
are
available
for
use
in
FIN
mode,
but
those
registers
are
described
starting
on
page
32.
Picture
the
NORMAL
mode
registers
as
boxes
that
can
each
hold
one
number:
MU
MAR
SEL
CST
M
As
long
as
you
stay
in
NORMAL
mode,
numbers
stored
in
any
of
these'
registers
are
preserved,
even
when
the
calculator
is
turned
off.
The
registers
CST,
SEL,
MAR,
and
MU
are
described
starting
on
page
25.
The
M
register
is
described
below.
THE
M
REGISTER
The
three
keys
that
help
you
use
the
M
register
are
the
01,
1
-1
,
and
1
-
1
keys.
The
M
register
can
be
used
to
help
get
through
certain
arithmetic
problems
in
NORMAL
mode,
to
temporarily
store
results,
or,
because
the
number
in
the
M
register
is
preserved
when
the
calculator
is
turned
off,
you
can
store
an
important
number
there
for
an
extended
period
of
time.
The
M
register
is
active
in
both
NORMAL
and
FIN
modes.
It
is
not
active
in
STAT
mode.
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STORING
A
NUMBER
IN
THE
M
REGISTER
To
store
a
number
in
the
M
register,
simply
press
Irkt
.
The
new
number
will
replace
any
number
that
was
stored
there.
When
some
number
other
than
zero
is
stored
in
the
M
register,
an
"M"
indicator
comes
on
in
the
upper
left
corner
of
the
display.
Example:
Store
the
number
75.2989
in
the
M
register.
Solution:
75.2989
The
following
diagram
shows
you
what
happens
when
you
press
Ix•M
75.2989
DISPLAY
(x)
M
register
Press
75.2989
DISPLAY
(x)
75.2989
M
register
Notice
that
the
"M"
indicator
is
now
on
in
the
upper
left
corner
of
the
display.
This
indicator
is
on
whenever
a
number
other
than
zero
is
stored
in
the
M
register.
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