Calculation priority

Calculation priority is automatically determined by the calculator. Algebraic expressions are entered as they would be written.

Single variable functions and calculations in parenthesis have a higher priority than basic func- tions like +, -, x, ÷.

During calculations lower priority calculations are stored in the stack memory and processed in turn. Six levels of calculations may be stored in stack memory.

Calculation range

A maximum of 9 digits in the mantissa or 10 digits plus 2 digits for exponent may be entered. If a result is too large to display, an Error indicator appears. This applies for Decimal/Octal/Hexadecimal modes.

Statistical calculations

Press MODE 5 to enter Statistical Mode. This clears all function commands and all registers except the memory.

The results of statistical calculations are stopped in the statistical calculation memory. As a result, you can perform statistical calculations again by exiting to another mode and then resetting the calculator for statistical calculation mode.

Entering Statistical data

 

 

Ex. 1: 2 DATA

3 DATA

4 DATA

Ex. 2: 125 LOG DATA

 

100 LOG DATA

Ex. 3: (123 M+ MR DATA)

Making corrections

C/CE clears the last digit pressed.

INV DEL deletes the last DATA entered.

Output of Statistical Calculation Results

 

Output

Operation

Arithmetic mean

INV x+

Standard Deviation of sample

INV sn-1

Standard Deviation population parameter

INV sn

Variance of Sample

INV sn-1 x2

Variance of Population

INV sn x2

Sum of data

INV Sx

Sum of Squares of data

INV Sx2

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Datexx DS-700-30Xa Calculation priority, Making corrections, Output Operation, Calculation range, Statistical calculations