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S t e p 2 :
Enter the known values. Define
x O
and
y O
as 0. Notice that
the iiienn labels turn black as you store values.
0
0
50
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4:
3:
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1:
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S t e p 3 :
Solve for the
velocity,
v q
.
Notice that pressing the
left-shifted
version
of a variable’s
menu key
causes the HP 48 to solve
for it.
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pi
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I ■,'<i ■infiril vv H~T~TraT?ra
S t e p
Recall the range, i?., divide by 2 to get the halfway distance,
and enter that as the
.r-coordinate.
Notice that
pressing
the
right-shifted
version
of a
variable's menu key
causes the
HP 48 to recall its value to the stack. (The small sc^uare next
to the F: on the menu label indicates that it was used in the
previous calculation.)
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2 0 fNXTl fN)rf4
;<"■ 3£'.50_m
4:
3:
2:
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S t e p 5 :
Solve for the height
y .
Notice that the HP 48 finds values
for other variables as needed (shown by the small squares) in
order to solve for the specified variable.
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