SOURCE: how do I put in the <,> and = signs in the
Hello,
Sorry to disappoint you, but this calculator cannot perform comparisons between numbers or expressions. It does not handle algebraic expressions. It can only calculate.
Hope it helps.
SOURCE: how do i enter the formula into my calc for a
Hello,
This is for the TI-30 XIIS. It should work for you once you find the (nCr) key or the menu item under PRB key. If you know the formula skip to Exemple
Let us start with a review of the formula for the binomial distribution
f(r;n,p)=n!/(r!(n-r)!)x(p^r)x(1-p)^(n-r)
But n!/(r!(n-r)!)=(nCr) you get
f(r;n,p)= (nCr)x(p^r)x(1-p)^(n-r)
Exemple : n=25, r=6, p=0.7
f(6;25,0.7)= 25 [PRB] [-->] 6 [ x ] {0.7[ ^] 6 }[ x ]{0.3[ ^ ]19}
The arrow means a horizontal scroll once to select the (nCr) function. [ x ] stands for the multiplication sign.
[ ^] is the raise to the power key
The { } are used here as parentheses to make formula legible.
Hope it helps
SOURCE: how do I get H3O
The calculation is not difficult:
To solve your example on the TI-30XS, key in:
And get the result (rounded to three digits),
SOURCE: locate a matrics on a TI-30XS calculator
If you mean matrix, then I am sorry, but neither the TI-30Xa nor the TI-30XS calculators handles matrices.
SOURCE: Find theta on TI-30XS MultiView calculator... I can't :(
No, your calculator does not know a variable called theta. But what is theta but a symbol to represent a variable. Usually it is used to represent an angle in polar coordinates. It is just the usage and it is not really essential. You can do conversion from polar to rectangular coordinates and from rectangular to polar coordinates but it does not matter what the angle variable is called.
Go ahead, do all the calculations you want that involve an angle. If the calculator can perform them , they will be evaluated correctly and the name you give the angle value (alpha, beta, theta, iota...) is immaterial.
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