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I*aht, I*cub, Ioeci

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I*AHT Function: Inverse hyperbolic tangent DBl Remarks: Returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of the numeric argument. Example: AHT 0.71 ENTER I 8.673005277E-01 IASN Function: Inverse or arc sine DBl Remarks: Returns the arc sine of the numeric argument. The arc sine is the angle whose sine is equal to the argument. The value returned depends on the mode (DEG, RAD or GRAD). Example: DEGREE 1ENTER I ASN 0.51 ENTER 1 30 IATN Function: Inverse or arc tangent DBl Remarks: Returns the arc tangent of the numeric argument. The value returned depends on the mode (DEG, RAD or GRAD). Example: DEGREE IENTER I ATN 1 I ENTER 1 45 ICOS I cosx Function: Cosine DBl Remarks: Returns the cosine of the angle argument. The value returned depends on the mode (DEG, RAD or GRAD). Example: DEGREE IENTER I COS 120 I ENTER 1 -0.5 90 I*CUB Function: Cube DBl Remarks: Returns the cube of the argument. Example: CUB 3 IENTER I 27 ICUR Function: Cube root DBl Remarks: Returns the cube root of the argument. Example: CUR 1251 ENTER 1 5 IOECI Function: Hexadecimal to decimal conversion SNG j Remarks: Converts a hexadecimal value to its decimal equivalent. Example: DECI F82 ~ 3970 I IOEG ~ ddomm'ss" ddd.ddddo I Function: Deg/min/sec to decimal conversion DBl Remarks: Converts an angle argument in DMS (Degrees, Minutes, Seconds) format to DEG (Decimal Degrees) format. In DMS format the integer portion of the number represents degrees, the first and second digits after the decimal point represent minutes, the third and fourth digits after the decimal point represent seconds, and any further digits represent fractional seconds. Example: DEG 30.5230 [ENTER I (30°52'30") 30.875 91

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I*AHT
Function:
Inverse hyperbolic tangent
Remarks:
Returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of the numeric
argument.
DBl
Example:
AHT 0.71
ENTER
I
8.673005277E-01
IA
SN
Function:
Inverse or arc sine
DBl
Remarks:
Returns the arc sine of the numeric argument. The arc sine
is the angle whose sine is equal to the argument. The
value returned depends on the mode (DEG, RAD or
GRAD).
Example:
DEGREE
1
ENTER
I
ASN 0.51
ENTER
1
IATN
Function:
Inverse or arc tangent
Remarks:
Returns the arc tangent of the numeric argument. The
value returned depends on the mode (DEG, RAD or
GRAD).
Example:
DEGREE
I
ENTER
I
ATN 1
I
ENTER
1
30
DBl
45
I
COS
cosx
I
Function:
Cosine
Remarks:
Returns the cosine of the angle argument. The value
returned depends on the mode (DEG, RAD or GRAD).
Example:
DEGREE
I
ENTER
I
COS 120
I
ENTER
1
90
DBl
-0.5
I*CUB
Function:
Cube
DBl
Remarks:
Returns the cube of the argument.
Example:
CUB 3
I
ENTER
I
27
ICUR
Function:
Cube root
DBl
Remarks:
Returns the cube root of the argument.
Example:
CUR 1251
ENTER
1
5
IOECI
Function:
Hexadecimal to decimal conversion
SNG
Remarks:
Converts a hexadecimal value to its decimal equivalent.
Example:
DECI F82
~
3970
IOEG
ddomm'ss"
~
ddd.ddddo
I
Function:
Deg/min/sec
to decimal conversion
DBl
Remarks:
Converts an angle argument
in
DMS (Degrees, Minutes,
Seconds) format to DEG (Decimal Degrees) format.
In
DMS format the integer portion of the number represents
degrees, the first and second digits after the decimal point
represent minutes, the third and fourth digits after the
decimal point represent seconds, and any further digits
represent fractional seconds.
Ex
ample:
DEG
30.5230
[ENTER
I
(30°52'30")
30.875
91
j
I