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    The document provides examples of how to use various calculator techniques on a Casio FX-991ES calculator. It demonstrates how to use variables, complex mode to calculate distances and apply the cosine law, vector operations, plot functions in table mode, matrix operations including determinants, statistical functions like mean, variance, standard deviation, regression, and solving problems involving arithmetic and geometric progressions.

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    The document provides examples of how to use various calculator techniques on a Casio FX-991ES calculator. It demonstrates how to use variables, complex mode to calculate distances and apply the cosine law, vector operations, plot functions in table mode, matrix operations including determinants, statistical functions like mean, variance, standard deviation, regression, and solving problems involving arithmetic and geometric progressions.

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    CALCULATOR TECHNIQUES

    (FOR CASIO FX-991ES & 991ES PLUS)

    PRESENTED BY:
    SH-101
    ARBEL RALPH IRY DAYRIT JULY 11, 2015 9-11AM
    5TH YEAR BSEE
    USING VARIABLES
    Given:
    &

    Find D if A = 2, B = 2, X = 4
    a. 7 b. 6 c. 8 d. 9

    MODE → 1
    TYPE AS IS using ALPHA → VAR, SHIFT → X → ALPHA→ Y
    Should look like this:

    SHIFT → SOLVE

    c.8
    Distance using COMPLEX MODE
    (MODE 2)

    Find the distance between points (4,-3) & (-2,-5)


    a.2sqrt10 b. 2sqrt17 c. 5 d. 3sqrt2

    SHIFT → Abs → 4-3 → ENG→ - (-2-5i)


    1 1

    2
    3

    2 a. 2sqrt10
    COSINE LAW using COMPLEX
    MODE (MODE 2)

    Given triangle:
    Find the remaining side:

    MODE → COMPLEX
    1 1

    SHIFT → Abs → 400 → SHIFT→A→ 35 - → 375


    2 2

    Ans = 234.26
    2
    VECTOR using COMPLEX
    MODE (MODE 2)

    1 1

    1000 → SHIFT→A →arctan(1/2) + 3000 /_(180-60) + 2000/_(180+45) +


    4000/_(-30)
    = 1444.315 – 368.92i

    2 3 Rx = 1444.315 N Ry = -368.92 N
    AC → Ans → SHIFT → CMPLX → r/_θ = 1490.688/_-14.328
    R = 1490.688 N θ = -14.328
    Functions using TABLE (MODE 6)

    Plot the polar curve


    r = 4cos2θ

    1
    MODE→TABLE
    f(x) = 4cos(2X)
    Start = 0
    2 End = 360
    Step = 30
    MATRIX (MODE 6)

    Evaluate the determinant:


    A. 4 B.2 C.2 D. 0

    5
    2 1
    MODE→MATRIX –> Mat1→3x3

    4 1 AC→SHIFT→4→det→SHIFT→4→matA
    →
    3
    6 2
    43 7
    C=2
    MATRIX (MODE 6)
    Find the area of the triangle formed by the points (5,4),(-2,1),(2,-3).
    a. 18
    b. 20
    c.16
    d. 22

    5
    2 1

    MODE→MATRIX –> Mat1→3x3

    4 1
    AC→SHIFT→4→det→SHIFT→4→matA→
    3
    6 2
    43 7 ÷→2
    Note: if Ans is negative, take absolute value as no area is negative.

    b.20
    STAT (MODE 3)
    Calculate the mean, variance and standard deviation of the given data.

    Salary Frequency

    3500 5

    4000 8

    4200 5

    12 21 4300 2

    3
    SHIFT→ MODE→ →STAT → ON
    MODE→STAT→ 1

    1 AC → SHIFT → STAT → Var → x-bar


    4 mean = 3955
    35 2
    AC → SHIFT → STAT → Var → σx
    stddev = σx = 282
    variance = (σx)^2 = 79475
    STAT (MODE 3)
    The 6th term of an arithmetic progression is 12 and the 30th term is 180.
    1. What is the common difference of the sequence?
    2. Determine the first term?
    3. Find the 52nd term.
    4. If the nth term is 250, find n.
    5. Calculate the sum of the first 60 terms.
    6. Compute for the sum between 12th and 37th terms, inclusive.
    x y
    2 1 MODE→STAT→A+Bx→ 6 12
    5 30 180
    AC → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → B
    1. 7
    AC → 1 → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → y-caret
    1 2. -23 3. 334

    5 45 4.) AC → 250 → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → x-caret


    4. 40
    3 35 2
    AC → SHIFT → Σ → ALPHA → X → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → y-caret → SHIFT → X → 1 SHIFT
    → X → 60
    Should look like this: Σ (Xŷ,1,60)
    5.11010
    STAT (MODE 3)
    A stack of bricks has 61 bricks in the bottom layer, 58 in the second, 55 in the
    third layer until there are 10 bricks in the last layer. How many bricks are there
    all together?
    A. 638 B. 637 C. 639 D. 640

    x y
    1 61
    MODE→STAT→A+Bx→ 2 68
    3 55
    AC → 10 → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → x-caret 18
    AC → SHIFT → Σ → ALPHA → X → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → y-caret → SHIFT
    → X → 1 → SHIFT → X → 18
    C. 639
    STAT (MODE 3)
    Find the equation of the line passing through points (4,-3) & (-2,-5).

    x y
    4 -3
    MODE→STAT→A+Bx→ -2 -5

    AC → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → A -4.3333 = -13/3


    AC → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → B 0.33333 = 1/3
    STAT (MODE 3)
    Find the 12th term in the harmonic progression 1,1/3,1/5,...

    A. 1/9 B. 1/23 C. 1/17 D. 1/21

    x y
    1 1
    MODE→STAT→A+Bx→ 2 3
    3 5
    AC→ 12 → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → y-caret

    23 → B.1/23
    STAT (MODE 3)

    Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, ...


    1. Find the 12th term
    2. Find n if an = 9,565,938.
    3. Find the sum of the first ten terms.

    MODE→STAT→ 6 (A.Bx) x Y
    2 1 1 2
    2 6
    3 18
    4 54
    AC → 12 → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → y-caret 1. 354294
    1
    AC → 9565938 → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → x-caret 2. 15
    4 3
    3 2 AC → SHIFT → Σ → ALPHA → X → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → y-caret →
    SHIFT → X → 1 → SHIFT → X → 10 3. 59048
    STAT (MODE 3)

    Radium decomposes at a rate proportional to the amount at any instant. In 100


    years, 100mg decomposes to 96mg. How many mg will be left after another 100
    years?
    A. 88.6 B. 95.32 C. 92.16 D. 90.72

    MODE→STAT→ 5 (e^x) x y
    1 0 100
    100 96

    AC → 200 → SHIFT → STAT → Reg → y-caret

    C.92.16
    3
    2
    STAT (MODE 3)
    A certain piece of dubious information began to spread one day in a city with population of
    100,000. Within a week, 10,000 had heard the rumor. Assume that the rate of increase of the
    no. is proportional to the no. who have not yet heard it, how long till half of the population of the
    city has heard the rumor?
    A. 48 days B. 46days C.43 days D. 49 days

    B. 46 days
    STAT (MODE 3)
    Water is poured into a conical tank at the rate of 2.15 cubic meters per minute. The tank is 8
    meters in diameter across the top and 10 meters high. How fast the water level rising when the
    water stands 3.5 meters deep.

    A.0.3492m/min B. 0.6583m/min C. 1.1121m/min D. 0.1430m/min

    x Y
    10 π*4^2
    MODE → STAT → _+cx2 5 π*2^2
    3
    2
    0 0
    dh = dV/h*y-caret = dV/A
    = 2.15/3.5*y-caret = A.0.3492m/min

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