HP 33s User Manual

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6–2

Entering and Evaluating Equations

L

¾

Begins a new equation, turning
on the "¾" equation–entry
cursor.

L

turns on the A..Z

annunciator so you can enter a
variable name.

V

| d

#/¾

L

V types # and moves the

cursor to the right.

.25

#/ )_

Digit entry uses the "_"
digit–entry cursor.

z | N z

#/ )º

π

º¾

z

ends the number and

restores the "¾" cursor.

L

D

2

#/ )º

π

º: _

types :.

z L

L

#/ )º

π

º:º¾

‘

#/ )º

π

º:º

Terminates and displays the
equation.

| 

/ 
/

Shows the checksum and length
for the equation, so you can
check your keystrokes.

By comparing the checksum and length of your equation with those in the example,
you can verify that you've entered the equation properly. (See "Verifying
Equations" at the end of this chapter for more information.)

Evaluate the equation ( to calculate V ):

Keys:

Display:

Description:

‘

@
value

Prompts for variables on the
right–hand side of the equation.
Prompts for D first; value is the
current value of D.

2



1



2

@
 +_

Enters 2

1

/

2

inches as a fraction.

g

@
value

Stores D, prompts for L; value is
current value of L.

16

g

#/
) 

Stores L; calculates V in cubic
inches and stores the result in V.

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