Document Outline

• HP49G
  • Contents
  • The purpose of this manual
  • Advanced Functions
  • HP 49G on the World Wide Web
  • Regulatory inFormation
    • Canada
    • Japan
  • Warranty
  • Chapter 1 Keys
  • The HP 49G’s keyboards
  • Key conventions
  • Chsptor 2 Basic operation
  • Turning on and turning oFF
    • Turning on
    • Changing the screen contrast
    • Turning off
  • DeFauU screen
    • Menu
      • Multi-screen menus
  • Using the command line
    • Multi-line entries
    • Entering numbers
      • Positive numbers
      • Negative numbers
      • Integers and real numbers
      • Mantissa-and-exponent entry
      • Number displays
      • Entering a single upper-case character
      • Entering several upper-case characters
      • Entering a single lower-case character
    • Entering special characters
      • From the keyboard
    • Entering From history
    • Editing the command line
  • Input Forms
    • Input Form fields
      • Data fields
      • Extended data fields
      • List fields
      • Check Reids
      • Resetting values to their defaults
      • Input form help
      • Using calculated values as input
    • Closing an input form
  • Modes
    • Changing a mode
      • Calculator Modes
      • CAS modes
      • Flags
    • Algebraic and RPN modes
      • Algebraic mode
    • Exact and approximate modes
      • Approximate mode
    • Setting the date and time
    • Changing the format of the date or time
  • Chapter 3
  • Creating and editing expressions
    • Contents
  • Creating a new expression
  • Editing an expression
  • Using Equation Writer
    • Entering e and /
  • Operating modes
    • Using Selection mode
    • Using Cursor mode
  • Examples
    • Example 1
    • Example 2
    • Example 3
  • Equation Writer keys
  • Chapter 4 Plotting graphs
    • Contents
  • Basic plotting
    • To draw a non-statistical plot
    • Function plots
      • Plot setup parameters
    • Parametric plots
      • Plot setup parameters
    • Polar plots
    • Conic plots
    • Differential equation plots
      • Plot window parameters
    • Truth plots
      • Plot setup parameters
    • Slopefield plots
    • Wireframe plots
      • Plot window parameters
      • Plot setup parameters
    • Pseudo-Contour plots
      • Plot window parameters
      • Plot setup parameters
    • Y-Slice plots
    • Gridmap plots
      • Plot setup parameters
    • Parametric surface plots
      • Plot window (1) parameters
      • Plot window (2) parameters
      • Plot setup parameters
      • Plot window parameters
    • Statistical plots
      • Bar charts
  • Cursor movement
    • Standard cursor movement
    • Tracing a plot
    • Cursor coordinates
  • Zooming
    • To zoom in
    • To zoom out
    • Zoom options
      • Forcing a proportional zoom
  • Analyzing Functions
    • Finding extrema
    • Finding slopes
    • Finding areas
  • Tables
    • Customizing table values
  • Special plotting and table variables
  • Chapter 5
  • Working with expressions
    • Contents
  • Configuring the CAS
    • Numeric option
    • Approx option
    • Other options
  • Using the computer algebra system
    • Working in Equation Writer
  • Performing substitutions
  • Expanding and Factorizing
    • Expanding expressions
    • Factorizing expressions
      • Example
    • Exponential and trigonometric expressions
      • Example
  • Calculus commands
    • Example
  • DiFFerentiating an expression step-by-step
    • Setting step-by-step mode
    • Performing step-by-step operations
  • Chapter 6 Solving equations
    • Contents
    • Introduction
  • About solving equations
  • Solving an equation
    • Example
  • Solving polynomial equations
    • Example
    • Finding a polynomial From a set of roots
  • Solving linear systems
    • Example
  • Solving difFerential equations
  • Using the financial solver
    • TIme-value-oF-money calculation parameters
  • Chapter 7 Storing objects
  • Variables
    • Creating a variable
      • Listing variables
    • User-defined functions
      • Creating a user-defined Function
      • Method 1
      • Method 2
  • Managing variables and directories
    • Deleting a variable or directory
    • Copying or moving a variable or directory
    • Renaming a variable or directory
    • Editing a variable
  • Memory Management
    • Moving objects to port memory
  • Chapter 8
  • Vectors, lists, arrays, and matrices
  • Vectors
    • Creating vectors
      • Selecting vector notation
      • Selecting an angle unit
    • Vector mathematics
      • Absolute magnitude
      • Dot product
      • Cross product
    • Creating a list
    • Working with Lists
      • Single-argument commands
      • Multiple-argument commands
  • Arrays and matrices
    • Creating arrays
      • Using Matrix Writer
    • 2).
      • Using the command line
    • Quickly moving through an array
    • Editing an array
    • Matrix arithmetic
      • Adding or subtracting two matrices
      • Multiplying or dividing a matrix by a scalar
      • Finding the determinant oF a square matrix
      • Solving a system of linear equations
  • Chapter 9 Using statistics
    • Contents
  • Descriptive statistics
    • Starting an application and specifying the data
    • Generating Frequencies
    • Fitting a model to a set of data
      • Predicting a value based on the regression
    • Calculating summary statistics
    • Example data
    • Using inFerential statistics
    • Hypothesis tests
      • One-Sample Z-Test
    • Confidence intervals
      • Two-Sample Z-Interval
      • One-Proportion Z-Interval
      • Two-Proportion Z-Interval
  • Chapter 10
  • Introduction to programming
    • Contents
  • Creating, saving, and running a program
    • The programming menu
  • Algebraic and RPN modes
    • Using Functions that require arguments
  • Handling data
    • Input data
    • Output data
  • How a program flows
    • Nested procedures
  • Working with variables
    • Using local variables
    • Setting variables
      • Setting a local variable to a value
    • Using global variables
    • Example
  • Looping and branching
    • Comparison functions
    • Conditional and looping structures
    • Example
  • Trapping errors
    • Example
  • Appendix A
  • Connecting to another calculator
  • Transferring objects between calculators
  • Transferring data between two HP 49Gs
  • Transferring objects to or from an HP 48
  • Appendix B Error messages
  • Appendix C Units
  • Appendix D
    • Resetting the calculator
    • Batteries
      • When to replace the batteries
      • Replacing the batteries
  • Calculator is not responding
    • Halting the system
      • Halting the system without using the keyboard
    • Resetting the memory
  • Calculator continually re-boots
  • Error on start up
    • No room for last stack
  • Appendix E Working in RPN mode
  • Using the stack
    • Placing objects on the stack
    • PerForming RPN calculations
  • Example stack calculations
    • Multi-command calculations
    • Using computer algebra commands
  • Manipulating stack data
    • Interactive stack commands
  • Service and Support