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Calculator Techniques

The document provides various calculations using the Canon F-789SGA calculator, including finding force components, converting numbers to octal, determining terms in arithmetic and geometric progressions, calculating book value, tabulating function values, and finding the determinant of a matrix. It contains step-by-step instructions for each calculation mode on the calculator. The lecture concludes with a motivational message.

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Calculator Techniques

The document provides various calculations using the Canon F-789SGA calculator, including finding force components, converting numbers to octal, determining terms in arithmetic and geometric progressions, calculating book value, tabulating function values, and finding the determinant of a matrix. It contains step-by-step instructions for each calculation mode on the calculator. The lecture concludes with a motivational message.

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CALCULATOR

TECHNIQUES
using Canon F-789SGA

Engr. Van M. Pastor


CE, RMP, ME-1, TPICQS
Find the x and y
x-component
components of a force
= -250cos35°
= -204.79N 250N with an angle 215°
from positive x-axis.
y-component
= -250sin35°
= -143.39N

MODE > 1:COMP


Shift > Rec( > 250 > , > 215 > ) > =
X = -204.7880111
Y = -143.3941091
Convert 35610 to octal
356/8 = 44.5 remainder is 4
number
44/8 = 5.5 remainder is 4
5/8 = 0.625 remainder is 5
= 5448

MODE > 4:BASE


ENTER: 356 > =
CLICK x-2(OCT)
= 5448
Find the 50th term of the
The given arithmetic progression has a common difference of 3
A.P. 4,7,10 …
7–4=3
10 – 7 = 3
first term, a1 = 4

an = a1 + (n – 1)(d)
an = 4 + (50 – 1)(3)
an = 151

MODE > 3:STAT > 2:A+BX


ENTER: X[1,2,3], Y[4,7,10] > CA
ENTER:50 > SHIFT > Apps > 8:Reg > 5:ŷ
an = 151
If the 3rd term of the GP is
an = a1r(n – 1) 20, and the 6th term is 160,
20 = a1r(3 – 1) what is the first term?
20 = a1r2
r = √(20/a1)

160 = a1r(6 – 1)
160 = a1(√(20/a1))5
a1 =5

MODE > 3:STAT > 6:A•B^X


ENTER: X[3,6], Y[20,160] > CA
ENTER:1 > Apps > 8:Reg > 5:ŷ
a1 =5
A machine costs P 8,000.00
BVm = FC – Dm
and an estimated life of 10
BVm = FC – m[(FC-SV) / n]
BV8 = 8000 – 8[(8000-500) / 10] years with a salvage value
BV8 = P 2000.00 of P 500.00. What is its
book value after 8 years
MODE > 3:STAT > 2:A+BX using straight-line method?
ENTER: X[0,10], Y[8000,500] > CA
ENTER:8 > Apps > 8:Reg > 5:ŷ
BV8 = P 2000.00
Tabulate values of the
MODE > 6:TABLE
given function
ENTER: f(x) = x3 + 2x2 – 3 > =
Start? > 0 = f(x) = x3 + 2x2 – 3
End? > 10 = from x = 0 to x =10 every
Step? 1 = unit step
Values will be shown in table
Find the determinant of the
=4(1×3×1+(−1)×1×3+3×(−3)×3−(3×3×3+3×1×1+1×(−3)×(−1)))
matrix
=4(3-3-27-(27+3+3))
=4×(-60)
= -240

MODE > 7:MATX > 1:MatA > 1:4x4


Input Matrix Data
Apps > 1:Det > Apps > 3:MatA > ) > =
=-240
END OF LECTURE
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