How to take integrals in respect to y axis using Casio FX-CG10 PRIZM ?
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you could either treat it like the variable is x and integrate or convert your x= formula into y= form
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I don't see any "i" key on the calculator. While it has many useful math functions for a low price, it is not in the same league as the calculators that do algebra for you now...
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There's a kit on Amazon I bought that allowed us to do the figure 8 but I can't recall which kit it was. It shows the configuration. I can't count the track for you because we have it down right now. Irritated with the couplings.
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about +/- 4 inches in the long (X) axis, and +/- 2.5 inches in the short (Y) axis.
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Use the arrows at the top of the calculator if you have done a formula. Unfortunately other than that if you are just adding and subtracting you can not look back.
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It does come with a manual, but I suggest to download the PDF version from Casio http://support.casio.com/storage/en/manual/pdf/EN/004/fx-115_991ES_PLUS_C_EN.pdf
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Go to Casio High Speed Exilm EX-ZR700 in internet, and in the specs. they claim 16.1 megapixels
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Yes - there is now a CAS add-in for this calculator which will do this and a lot more - it's called Eigenmath and can be downloaded from www.cemetech.net
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Hi!Sorry, I couldn't find an English versión on Casio.com. This link says that manuals are only in Spanish. http://pe.traetelo.com/casio-spanish-english-color-translator-dictionary-ew-s4000e-ews4000e-spanish-version-p-218563.htmlI would download the Spanish version http://www.casio-europe.com/es/ed/ews4000e/downloads/ and try to translate the excerpts I would need using a translator online such as http://translate.google.es/?hl=es#es/en/Best wishes
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Swing​Temp (numbers 1-9) and Setting​Differential (+\- °F): 1 ​​+\- .25 F2​​+\- .503​​+\- 0.75 F4​​+\- 1.0 F5​​+\- 1.25 F6​​+\- 1.50 F7​​+\- 1.75 F8​​+\- 2.00 F9​​+\- 2.25 F
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Usually the output is the vector sum of the three directions, but if you push the blue button on the bottom right it gives a digital readout for x y and z separately
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Do as I did, I called Guitar Center and asked for the exact plug and they pulled it up, after that, I went to Amazon.com and looked it up and bought it at less cost than what Casio wanted...hope that helps
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I really don't know. I have the KL-100. You might check the Casio website. It would probably tell you. If I had saved the package, it might tell you there, but I didn't save it. Sorry, no help.
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Loosen screw on outer edge of dial, rotate dial to zero, lightly snug screw. When using dial for different surfaces, set dial on "0" for lower surface, raise plunger to higher surface, read difference between the two. Hope this helps.
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Take the Fahrenheit reading. Subtract 32. Multiply by 5. Divide by 9. Very easy to do on a calculator. Takes only a few seconds! (If you do not have an RPN ["Reverse Polish Notation"] calculator, be sure to hit the = button after each operation so it does that operation before the next operation! The exact equation, for a Fahrenheit reading of F is: "{F - 32} X 5 / 9" where "/" is "divide"})
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It cannot be used as a calculator and there is a mode without the timer. I have never used Math Whiz so I can't answer that question.
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The only chart I could find, and I looked hard, is attached to the machine. There are some videos online but I found them unhelpful. Gold's Gym needs to be better at that, I also have their elliptic machine and had to figure it out by myself.