Multi-command calculations, Multi-conmrand calculations -4 – HP 49g Graphing Calculator User Manual
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Multi-command calculations
Because the result of a calculation is retained on the stack, you can easily
perform complex calculations by accumulating the results of sub
calculations on the stack and then treating these results as the arguments
m a fmther calculation.
Example:
To calculate
13^
-
(17
x
19) + |
1. Enter 1300.
The result—169—appears on level 1 of the stack.
2. Enter 17 and press (ENTER).
3. Enter 19 and press (ENT0.
4. Press ®.
The product of 17 and 19—323—appears on level 1, and the previous
result—169—is now level 2.
5. Press
Q.
The two previous results—169—and 323—are now treated as the
arguments in a fmther operation. This operation replaces the
arguments with the result of the operation, that is, the difference
between the fust result and the second.
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