Bowmar MX 100 Spezifikationen

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8.TouchIIAnswer1656.583.0.11111110.333333311 .'_DISPLAYWILLREADfor forforsubtractmultiplydividetogetREPEATED OPERATIONSExample #8:Arithme1ic oper

N +Y.N +X.. 2N.. N+ Z.displaywillbe,CONSTANT OPERATIONSAddition,subtraction,mutipfication,anddivision by aconstantmaybeperformedasfollows(using thenum

YIN.XIN.23b.Enter32degreesFUNCTION OPERATIONSIuslng g key)ITrigonometricFunctionAlltrigonometricfunctionsmaybeperformedindegreesorradians,asdetermined

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IVNaturalLogarithmExamplei24:ToobtainIn5·623 .00thesestepsdisplaywillbe638.720.00156563.1415926\ 638.72displaywillbe,Answerb.Enter638.72VIIReciprocalE

36.72.72.72.72.yregister31107.displaywillbeTRANSFER X AND Y REGISTERCONTENTS~.~Thet:i2keyoffersmanyPossibiiitiesforuse.Oneoftt18se offered below.Examp

0.301032.3025851.999999Examplei32:find the antilogof.30103 (base 10)A,One way is to raise 10 to thepowerofthelogarithmasfollows:Do these stepsdisplayw

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INTRODUCTIONiheBowmarMX100ScientificBrainutilizesrecentdeveiopmentsinsolid-staieintegratedcircuitrytoprovideavastextensionofconventionalslide-rulecapa

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SPECIFICATIONSCapabilities:AlgebraicFunctions_.addition,subtraction,multiplication,division,reciprocals,squareroots,signchangeand'C,(31415926)Sci

WARRANTYALI SERVICE CENTERBOX 648WEST ACTON, MASS. 01720This warrantyisinlieuofallotherwarrantiesexpressed Drimplied,and no personisauthor-ized to ass

7.Akeyfortheexchangeofcontentsofthedisplayte~Jister(xregistor)andworkingregister(yregister)t8Inaddition!othesefunctions,yourcalculatorhasmemorywiththo

5CONTROLS & INDICATORSNOTE:Descriptionsthatfollowwilibebellerunderstoodjfyoutakeamomenttolearnthesebasicfacts.First,twoseparateregistersareprovide

1."ON"SwitchA twopositionslldeswitchthatturns theCalculator"ON"&"OFF".e'oenters'1' Raises e(2.71828)

B.Arithmetic Operation KeysC.Memory Operation KeysClearstheMemorytozero.Completespreviousoperationandsetsdividecommand.Completespreviouslyenteredadd,s

aItclearstheoverflowsign withsingledepression.Enables anumbery toberaised to apowerx(seepertinentInstructions).ShiftsbetweenFunctionandCharacterModeso

Inalgobraicform,thesecomputationsare:16,34,296)4382.438- 296~4.438'0'296 ~3.438x 2962.438~2961.438+ 2\}61. 438 + 296 =3, 438 x 296~C.Results

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