Casio FX-300MS Calculator "hyperbolic functions" Questions

...hyperbolic tangent functions (and their inverses). The hyperbolic functions are computed the same way as the trignometric functions: simply press the hyp key just before pressing the desired trig

...on my calculator? Press 2ND [CATALOG] (the 0 key) to bring up the catalog. Press LN to get to the beginning of the S's. Down-arrow to sinh(. You can access the other hyperbolic functions

...functions yet in your Math courses. One day or another (soon) you will know about them, and I will not go into explaining what they are or what they are used for. (Awfully SORRY) ENG signifies ...

...hyperbolic functions in the MATH/Hyperbolic menu, available by pressing 2ND [MATH]. Alternatively, you can simply type in tanh(, enter the value, ), and ENTER. For example, to compute tanh(1), press ...

hyperbolic functions must have a real argument otherwise you get a domain error. But just to make sure, try the exponential function with i (imaginary unit) as argument. If it comes back with a domain

functions ( cosine, sine, and tangent) [hyp] followed by one of the above gives the hyperbolic cosine, hyperbolic sine and hyperbolic tangent. log logarithm I realise that you are taking me for a ride

...hyperbolic functions. Hope it helps. The exponential key on a FX 260 is the one marked Xy. Here's a quote from a sales site: "The official calculator of the GED® Exam ? the ONLY calculator ...

hyperbolic functions: hyp + sin calculates the hyperbolic sine, hyp + cos calculates the hyperbolic cosine, hyp + tan calculates the hyperbolic tangent (sinh, cosh, tanh) sin. To calculate the sine of

...hyperbolic functions for my exam tomorrow. i have the optn button but the only solution at hand says that next press -> at the top and i see no such button nor have i seen the word 'hyp' anywhere ...