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User manual HP 33S
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Detailed instructions for use are in the User's Guide. hp 33s scientific calculator
user's guide
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Edition 3 HP part number F2216-90001
Notice
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Printing History
Edition 3 November 2004
Contents
Part 1.
Basic Operation
1. Getting Started
Important Preliminaries.......................................................1Â1 Turning the Calculator On and Off.................................1Â1 Adjusting Display Contrast ............................................1Â1 Highlights of the Keyboard and Display ...............................1Â2 Shifted Keys................................................................1Â2 Alpha Keys.................................................................1Â3 Cursor Keys ................................................................1Â3 Silver Paint Keys ..........................................................1Â4 Backspacing and Clearing............................................1Â4 Using Menus ..............................................................1Â7 Exiting Menus .............................................................1Â9 RPN and ALG Keys ...................................................1Â10 The Display and Annunciators .....................................1Â11 Keying in Numbers..........................................................1Â14 Making Numbers Negative ........................................1Â14 Exponents of Ten .......................................................1Â14 Understanding Digit Entry...........................................1Â15 Range of Numbers and OVERFLOW ............................1Â16 Doing Arithmetic .............................................................1Â16 OneÂNumber Functions..............................................1Â17 TwoÂNumber Functions ..............................................1Â17 Controlling the Display Format ..........................................1Â18
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Periods and Commas in Numbers................................ 1Â18 Number of Decimal Places ......................................... 1Â19 SHOWing Full 12ÂDigit Precision................................ 1Â20 Fractions........................................................................ 1Â21 Entering Fractions...................................................... 1Â21 Displaying Fractions .................................................. 1Â23 Messages ...................................................................... 1Â23 Calculator Memory ......................................................... 1Â24 Checking Available Memory ...................................... 1Â24 Clearing All of Memory ............................................. 1Â24
2. RPN: The Automatic Memory Stack
What the Stack Is ............................................................. 2Â1 The X and YÂRegisters are in the Display ........................ 2Â2 Clearing the XÂRegister................................................ 2Â2 Reviewing the Stack..................................................... 2Â3 Exchanging the X and YÂRegisters in the Stack .............. 2Â4 Arithmetic  How the Stack Does It ...................................... 2Â4 How ENTER Works ..................................................... 2Â5 How CLEAR x Works ................................................... 2Â6 The LAST X Register ........................................................... 2Â7 Correcting Mistakes with LAST X.................................... 2Â8 Reusing Numbers with LAST X....................................... 2Â9 Chain Calculations in RPN mode ...................................... 2Â11 Work from the Parentheses Out ................................... 2Â11 Exercises.................................................................. 2Â13 Order of Calculation ................................................. 2Â13 More Exercises ......................................................... 2Â14
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3. Storing Data into Variables
Storing and Recalling Numbers ...........................................3Â2 Viewing a Variable without Recalling It.................................3Â3 Reviewing Variables in the VAR Catalog ...............................3Â3 Clearing Variables ............................................................3Â4 Arithmetic with Stored Variables ..........................................3Â4 Storage Arithmetic .......................................................3Â4 Recall Arithmetic .........................................................3Â5 Exchanging x with Any Variable..........................................3Â6 The Variable "i" ................................................................3Â7
4. RealÂNumber Functions
Exponential and Logarithmic Functions .................................4Â1 Quotient and Remainder of Division.....................................4Â2 Power Functions ................................................................4Â2 Trigonometry ....................................................................4Â3 Entering ..................................................................4Â3 Setting the Angular Mode.............................................4Â4 Trigonometric Functions ................................................4Â4 Hyperbolic Functions..........................................................4Â6 Percentage Functions..........................................................4Â6 Physics Constants ..............................................................4Â8 Conversion Functions .........................................................4Â9 Coordinate Conversions .............................................4Â10 Time Conversions ......................................................4Â12 Angle Conversions.....................................................4Â13 Unit Conversions .......................................................4Â13 Probability Functions........................................................4Â14
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Factorial .................................................................. 4Â14 Gamma................................................................... 4Â14 Probability ............................................................... 4Â14 Parts of Numbers ............................................................ 4Â16 Names of Functions......................................................... 4Â17
5. Fractions
Entering Fractions ............................................................. 5Â1 Fractions in the Display...................................................... 5Â2 Display Rules.............................................................. 5Â2 Accuracy Indicators..................................................... 5Â3 Longer Fractions.......................................................... 5Â4 Changing the Fraction Display............................................ 5Â4 Setting the Maximum Denominator ................................ 5Â5 Choosing a Fraction Format.......................................... 5Â5 Examples of Fraction Displays ....................................... 5Â6 Rounding Fractions............................................................ 5Â7 Fractions in Equations........................................................ 5Â8 Fractions in Programs ........................................................ 5Â9
6. Entering and Evaluating Equations
How You Can Use Equations .............................................. 6Â1 Summary of Equation Operations........................................ 6Â3 Entering Equations into the Equation List ............................... 6Â4 Variables in Equations ................................................. 6Â4 Numbers in Equations ................................................. 6Â5 Functions in Equations.................................................. 6Â5 Parentheses in Equations .............................................. 6Â6 Displaying and Selecting Equations ..................................... 6Â6
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Editing and Clearing Equations ...........................................6Â7 Types of Equations.............................................................6Â9 Evaluating Equations..........................................................6Â9 Using ENTER for Evaluation ........................................6Â11 Using XEQ for Evaluation ...........................................6Â12 Responding to Equation Prompts ..................................6Â12 The Syntax of Equations ...................................................6Â13 Operator Precedence.................................................6Â13 Equation Functions.....................................................6Â15 Syntax Errors ............................................................6Â18 Verifying Equations..........................................................6Â18
7. Solving Equations
Solving an Equation...........................................................7Â1 Understanding and Controlling SOLVE .................................7Â5 Verifying the Result ......................................................7Â6 Interrupting a SOLVE Calculation ...................................7Â7 Choosing Initial Guesses for SOLVE................................7Â7 For More Information .......................................................7Â11
8. Integrating Equations
Integrating Equations ( FN) ...............................................8Â2 Accuracy of Integration ......................................................8Â5 Specifying Accuracy ....................................................8Â6 Interpreting Accuracy ...................................................8Â6 For More Information .........................................................8Â8
9. Operations with Complex Numbers
The Complex Stack............................................................9Â1 Complex Operations .........................................................9Â2
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Using Complex Numbers in Polar Notation........................... 9Â5
10. Base Conversions and Arithmetic
Arithmetic in Bases 2, 8, and 16....................................... 10Â2 The Representation of Numbers......................................... 10Â4 Negative Numbers.................................................... 10Â4 Range of Numbers .................................................... 10Â5 Windows for Long Binary Numbers ............................. 10Â6
11. Statistical Operations
Entering Statistical Data ................................................... 11Â1 Entering OneÂVariable Data....................................... 11Â2 Entering TwoÂVariable Data........................................ 11Â2 Correcting Errors in Data Entry.................................... 11Â2 Statistical Calculations ..................................................... 11Â4 Mean...................................................................... 11Â4 Sample Standard Deviation ........................................ 11Â6 Population Standard Deviation .................................... 11Â6 Linear Regression ...................................................... 11Â7 Limitations on Precision of Data......................................... 11Â9 Summation Values and the Statistics Registers ................... 11Â10 Summation Statistics ................................................ 11Â10 The Statistics Registers in Calculator Memory .............. 11Â11 Access to the Statistics Registers ................................ 11Â11
Part 2.
Programming
12. Simple Programming
Designing a Program ...................................................... 12Â3
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Selecting a Mode......................................................12Â3 Program Boundaries (LBL and RTN) ..............................12Â3 Using RPN, ALG and Equations in Programs..................12Â4 Data Input and Output ...............................................12Â4 Entering a Program.......................................... ...
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