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2. CALCULATOR MEMORY OPERATIONS
Answer Memory (ANS)
[ANS] [=]
0 [=]
Retrieves the result of the previous calculation.
Clears the content of the ANS memory.
E.g.:
24 [÷] [(] 4[+]6 [)] [=]
-> 24 ÷ (4+6)
| 2.4
The result (2,4) is automatically saved in the ANS memory.
You may then calculate 3x ANS + 60÷ANS
3 [x] [ANS] [+] 60 [÷][ANS] [=] -> 3xAns+60÷Ans | 32.2
Consecutive calculations
These are calculations whereby the result of the previous calculation is used
as the first value of the next calculation. You may also use the functions [√],
[x
], [sin] etc in these calculations.
E.g.:
[AC]
6 [+] 4 [=] -> 6+4
|
10.
[+] 71 [=] -> Ans+71 |
81.
[√] [=]
-> √Ans |
9.
Independent Memory (M)
[SHIFT][STO] [M]
[RCL] [M]
[M+]
[SHIFT] [M-]
0 (zero)
[SHIFT][STO] [M]
Replaces the content of the M memory by the value
displayed.
M is found above the [M+] key, in red.
Displays the content of the M memory.
Adds the value displayed to the memory content.
Subtracts the value displayed from the memory
content.
Clears the memory M. In this case the symbol M
disappears from the screen.
E.g.:
You wish to carry out the following operation:
Articles in stock in the morning = 200
Articles delivered during the day: 5 boxes of 12 and 9 boxes of 6
Articles sold during the day: 2 boxes of 24
Number of articles in stock at the end of the day?
Value of the stock if each article costs 3,50€?
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