To enter numbers into more than one cell at a time – HP 48g Graphing Calculator User Manual

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If the displayed number is wider than the cell width, an ellipsis
indicates “more to the right” (as in 1 = 2,,.). The default cell width is

four characters.

Note the two uses of

(ENTER):

While you’re using the command line

for data entry,

(ENTER)

enters data into a cell. When a cell coordinate

is displayed,

(ENTER

) enters the entire matrix onto the stack.

To enter a vector using the WlatrixWriter application:

1. Press (f^(MATRIX) to display the MatrixWriter screen and menu.

2.

Key in the numbers in the vector, and press

(ENTER)

after each.

3. After you’ve entered all the numbers

in

the vector, press

(ENTER

) to

put the vector on the stack.

Vectors normally use only one row of data, so you don’t need to press

To enter numbers into more than one cell at a time:

1.

Enter the series of numbers into the command line, pressing

(SPC)

between each number.

2,

Press

(ENTER

) to enter the numbers.

To compute elements in the command line as you enter them:

1. Enter arguments and press command keys as required to execute

the computation (press

(SPC)

to separate arguments).

2. Press

(

enter

)

to finish the computation and enter the result into

the current cell.

Example:

Enter 2.2^^ in a cell.

2.2

(SPC)

4

(3 (ENTER)

8-4 The MatrixWriter

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