Table of Contents Introduction : ‘Chapter 1: Applications in Conversions and Scientific Constants. How to convert units? How to convert units in temperature. How to reveal scientific constants? Test Applications in Conversions and Scientific Constants ‘Chapter 2: Applications in Basic Math... = Fraction How to convert fraction to decimal and percentage? . Least Common Multiple and Greatest Common Factor ow to convert between degrees and radians? Test Applications in Basic Math . ‘Seete 2 Applications in Aigebra and Quadratic Equation REMAINDER THEOREM .. FACTOR THEOREM QUADRATIC EQUATION ow to factor a Quadratic Equation? ow to factor 2 Cubie Equation? sow to factor nth degree polynomial? ow to apply Remainder theorem? ‘ow to perform Trial and Error Solution?. ‘ow to resolve Linear Equations in 2 Unknowns? ‘sow to resolve Linear Equations in 3 Unknowns? ‘Sew to solve for the Discriminant of a Quadratic Equation? Test Applications in Algebra nn nom Jes Appbcations in Quadratic Equations and Logarithms.Chapter 4: Applications in Progression Analysis. 2 PROGRESSION : 27 How to solve the nth term of an arithmetic sequence? 29 How to solve the nth term of a geometric sequence? 29 How to solve the nth term ofa Fibonacci sequence? 30 How to solve the nth term of an infnite sequence? .. 30 How to solve the sum of terms of an arithmetic sequence: BI How to solve the sum of terms of infinite sequence? 3 Test Applications in Progression Analysis Chapter 5: Applications in Complex Numbers, Vectors, and Matrices Complex Numbers sr. How to rationalize a complex number? - How to transform a complex number? How to simplify 2 complex number? .... 159 How to multiply a complex number having different forms? 160. VECTORS, ne 161 How to add subtract, multiply, and dlvide vectors? 161 How to solve dot product? en 163 How to multiply a vector with a scalar? .. = 164 MATRICES . How to salve for the determinant of a matrix? How to solve for the transpose of a matrix? How to solve for the inverse of a matrix? Test Applications in Complex Numbers, Vectors, and Matrices 164 164, 166 166 168 Chapter 6: Applications in Differential Calculus... 188 How to solve limits? a 188 How to solve the first derivative of an exact function? 189 How to solve the first derivative of an inexact function?” : 190 How to solve the slope of a curveat a given point? 191 ‘Test Applications in Differential Calculus 192‘Papter 7: Applications in Integral CalCUIUS x oumsi How to solve the integral of exact function? How to solve the integral of inexact function How to find the area under the curve? How to solve for the volume of solid of revolution? .. “est Applications in integral Calculus ‘See 5: Applications in Trigonometry, Geometry, Statistics, and Mechanics TRIGONOMETRY ssn How to solve exact trigonometric function? How to solve inexact trigonometric function? | Geometry = ‘How to solve for the area bounded by 3 points? stansnics How to find the mean of set of data? How to find the population standard deviation of a set of data? an 21 23 2g 215 27 237 237 237 os 343 woe 243 REGRESSION 244 How to solve linear regression? 245 MECHANICS 246 247 248 249 How to sole for the sum ofthe horizontal forces of concurrent forces? How to solve forthe resultant of concurrent forc@8? sx. ‘Wee Aoplications in Trigonometry, Geometry, Statistics, and Mechanicscm2013 Chapter 1-Applications Conversions and Scientific Constants Knowledge in conversions so important that anyone who doesn't know how to convert units is facing a disaster. There ‘are 3 systems of units today and having the ability to convert one from the other could help you solve numerous problems. Pressing the SD key after the equal sign will change the How to convert units? format ofthe final answer from fraction to a decimal number. 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Medrano Agustincations in Conversions and Scientific Constants M2013 a For hoi h 9 ques choices tre’s how Problem 7: AL 1076 feet B 2000 feet ie senor eetretteetn200 Sc mpsiee (23001 10 ae (0 ][4} [=] [s- ... and the ANSWET is! - Pace 17 : Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013 Chapter I Test Applications in Conversions and scientific Constants questo” choices tre’s how Problem 8: A 10Lhr 8. 95Lihr APUJ consumes about 50 US © 40.5Uhr 2-Step Procedure: gallons of gasoline ina day. DB. 8Uhr +. Enter proper ke eee, = oH = = hour? 2, Then convert liters per day to liters per hour by dividing it by the number of hoursin a day. ...and the ANSWET is! Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustintions in Conversions and Scientifl Constants questio® choices A 492000 liters 8 500000 liters a imension of 300 in x G30 000 liters n.How many ters of D. 674000 liters old cmM2013 here 5 how 2-Step Procedure: 1. Enter proper keys. [3JLo} Co (014) Ge] [0 (| iim | 0 0} (0) ==) «= 0/(1) (= 2. 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Reynold Medrano AgustinBie +t Applications in Conversions and Sclentific Constants M2013 4on - 9 questi? choices henge 8 hoy Prete 15: A 2x10 Sweet B.5.67x10 wm?k* Matis the value of the © 32x10 Wm"k* nn constant in D. —7's6x10 Wm"k* | am (3) (1) [=] .. and the ANSWEF is! Pace 23 Engr, Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013 [Chapter 1 Test Applications in Conversions and Selentiie Constants questior choices here ’s how Problem 14: A. 96485 C/mol B. 46785 C/mol What is the value of the G 95411 C/ mol Faraday's constant in ¢/ mo D. 86485 C/mol (=) dm [2] (2) (=) Pace 24 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinSee 1 Set Applications in Conversions and Scientific Constants cm2013 questo” lowing is equal istic impedance choices here Shay 376.732 460.000 2210 100.000 poe> =) am (3) (71) .. and the ANS WET is! Pace 25 Engr. Reynold Medrane Agustincm2013 questio® choices here sho Problem 16: A. 224m? mole ... and the ANS WET is! Page 26 Engr. 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Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013 2:Applications in Basie Math Enter Math Nede = Input data and solve oor Enter computation mode | owe]| | pel > 7 Figure 2.2 Final calculator displ for Ex22 Pace a2 Engr. Reynolel Medrano Agustin Enter Nath Mode Enter computation mode Input data and solve Figure 2.3 Final calculator display for Be23fo Basie Math ‘fraction to decimal and percentage? Seems ection isa ratio of two whole numbers, they can be easily expressed as elther decimal or per- > eee to decimal, simply divide the numerator by the denominator. To convert it to percentage, convert then multiply it by 100, “Percentage comes from the root word per cent which literally means per 100) Enter Math Made oe] 1 Enter computa- tion mode I) Input data and 2\y os Figure 2.4 Final Figure 2.5 Final igure 2.5 Fin caleultor display for ‘ealeulaior display for Exod B25 Page 33. Engg Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 ‘Chapter 2:Applications in Basic Mat! BypressingSD, the calculator wil change the answer to decimal by pressing shit 3, calevatorll comer the Ssrswer io proper faction, Least Common Multiple and Greatest Common Factor The Least Common Multiple (LcMof the num bers Xand Yi the smallest positive integer that is a mul tiple of both X and Y. Ifeither X or is zero, then the LCM OF Xor Vis also zero. ‘The Greatest Common Factor (GCF)of the num- bers x and ¥, i the biggest number that will divide into (is a factor of) both X and ¥. Pace aa Engr: Reynold Medrano Agustin cy ‘The steps are as follows: Enter Math function —_| [sar [=| ee (ET Enter computation mode We can get the LeM by adding the recprocals of the gven numbers. The denominator of the result wl be the LcMof the given numbers Wom dnaandsove |e BLP GIA 215) Figure 2.6 Final caleulaor display for E262 Acplications in Basic Math -eepvert between degrees and radians? Te Enter Math Mode = Enter degree mode Taput data and solve igure 28 Fiat Peere27 Fr calor Cabal dps for pla for B27 Eas Pace 35 i : Engr, Reynold Medrano AgustinHow to apply Remainder Theorem? wee have a 4® degree equation, we expect se have 4 roots. From the test performed of the equation in Ex ample 3.3are t,-1 + Therefore, the factors are( x + 1),(x~1), 3) Enter Math mode Enter computation mode Enter equation ‘Apply Remainder Theorem Pace 57 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinFigure 3.4: Final caleulaor display for Example 3.4 Therefore, the remainder when 5x ~ 2x* +25x'+ x’ = 99s divided by x-2 is 233, How to perform Trial and Error Solution? ‘The SOLVE (shift + calc) key is very important in ‘almost all algebra questions. This enables you perform trial and error solution. Study the next exemple, Enter Math mode Enter computation mode Pace Se. Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin Enter equation (ZS ID) te (=) aim C1 Enter inital value for iteration and sove for x Figured: Fina ealeulawr ds for Example 3.5. Therefore, the value of Xis 5, Since the trial and error approach uses iteration, the us ‘must input an initial value for iteration. in this example, umber 1 was used as the initial value,How to Resolve Linear Equations in 2 Unknowns? Enter math mode | [sw ]|wooe]| JT Enter equation made | mene) 5 |] Enter choice 2for |) equations 2 unknowns | 1! Enter coefficients of the first equation Enter coefficients oF the second equation Figure 3.7: Final Figure 26: Final caleulanor display coleultor display afer esing the for Example 36 cys above. Pressing the equal sign twice will reveal the value ofkandY, Pace 59 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustinthe first equation Enter Math mode | [wr] move] | 1) 1] Enter equation mode | [wor] 5 |] eT cantons Suche Ente coefficients of |/-9 [sis] Ia Figure 38. 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Reynold Medrano Agustin choices pop> Chapter 3:Test Applications in Quadratic Equations and m Bi 216 144 .., and the ANS WET is! here’, h Enter equation and solve for x [loom] [6 | [D> | [aval [Par tim (3 ae (1/2/71 Note: The number 11 was used a talvalue for iterationApplications in Quadratic Equations and Logarithms ioe choices here show i Enter equation and solve for x ; test are im (| 1) BiGIAIb A B G D. walue of x: Beg, 133153 ... and the ANS WET is! Page 123, Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013. Chapter 3:Test Applications in Quadratic Equations ana questio® choices here sh Problem 23: = A Enter equation and solve AAR E Fa Roe too) fan ve 2 1 BI3I> 4)(4 | >]> Sill ...and the ANS WET is! PAGE 124 Engr: Reynold Medrano Agustina choices here 5 Hy A Bo 3.46 © D, 378 Ener Computation mode 4] Enter equation and solve loge) 7 | Ph || 8 (4)(5)(=] ... and the ANS WET is! Pace 125 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013 Chapter 3:Test Applications in Quadratic Equations question choices here's Problem 25: f3*254, then 3? is equal to goer .. and the ANS WET is! Pace 126 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 oer seuien eee neerciala Ifyou substitute 1 as a value for X, you will Rend ih eaenneeeces get 2(1* term). f you substitute 2 asa value for X, . geometric, and Fibonacci sequences. you will get 4 (2% term). The complete sequenceiis a set of ordered numbers ‘substitution is given in the table below. SF erence of two adjacent termsis constant rence). Table 4.1. Complete analyse of example ’ 2, 4y 6, 8, 10 = Bi secample, the first term is and the last term x 2X term eta given, the common difference is 2 T 2 r sum of terms by ading the terms of the z 7 7) *< sequence on the other hand is a se- 3 $ = + in which the ratio of adjacent terms is 4 8 * on ratio). 3 10 = 12, 24, 48, Bice ceu cee eee The general equation of the Example 4.2 example is “te sequence. In the Example 4., the general rites) nth term =x Page 127 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 Table 2 gives you the detailed analysis of our The general equation of a Fibonacci Sequence is second example, equation 4:3. Tae 2 Cn np fer? [L8em=arex_]] feavaion 41 x 3x(-2)* term 1 6 ol 3 24 4e 4 48 Saal Notice that in example 4.1, the general equation A Fibonacci sequence is a special sequence of the sequence is LINEAR while in example 4.2, the gen-_bers where the nth termis the sum of the two eral equation is EXPONENTIAL. This is true forall Arithme- ters. ticand Geometric sequence-Therefore, the general equa- 43 4542,3,5,8,3 tion for ALL Arithmetic sequences is given by equation 4.1 Other known sequences include Lucas while the general equation of ALL Geometric sequences is ee ey elena Harmonic Sequence, Triangular Numbers, Square Numbers, Gnomons, Oblong Numbers, Pentagonal Numbers, and alot more. Page 128 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustinthe n' term of a arithmetic How to solve the n' term of a geometric sequence? Enter Math mode aor] woot] 111) Enter computation mode | [wane] | 7] Eien esealcanton [Sua eee of the sequence (oo (Ellon Solve forthe at term | cate 1 |LO |=] Figure 42 Final ‘caleulator display for Example 4.5 ‘in the generated general equation of the In contrast to the previous problem, in this problem when when the value of Xiszero, you getan answer you substitute 12s a value for X you get the fst term. tothe fist term. Therefore, you can get the Therefore, to be able to get the value ofthe 1 term, sub- rith term when u substitute 10 as avalue ofX stitute 1 as a value for Pace 129 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 How to solve the n'” term of a Fibonacci sequence? ‘Chapter 4:Application in oP aie cae aaa Flemed 3. Final Sete cheno pty 44152, 345, Bove for Example 4.6 Enter ath oe Tr] 1 JT J Enter Computation | (move ] How to solve the n“* term of an infinite bas fe Ld sequence? 4) > eS) Example 47: Find the 1 term ofthe COCO oe) gvenbelow, See aa Aloe eet aS FFI 20) equation of the |) Jacl] [wm ais [| [= Enter Math mode ae CCIE) a(S] | [Estercomputation mode DIP )21 >) TAG | iter the generat equation of the sequence Solveforthe | Tene) [ 2 term 1) = Solve forthe 11" term | Catc|| 1 Page 130 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinFigure 44. Final aleulotor display for Example 47 'SOLVING FOR THE N"™ TERM OF A SEQUENCE the general equation ofthe sequence using B20r3, substitute the correct value forXin order to Semputation made M2013 Enter the general ‘equation of the sequence un- der the SUMMATION key. Enter the initial value of X || pe Enter the final value of X and |/—q solve for the sum of terms. Figure 4.5. Final caleulotor display Jor Example 48. Pace 131 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013, How to solve the sum of terms of infinite sequence? Example 4.9 Find ura the nite sequence given ee 015, 025,-0.25, 0.0635, Enter Math mode ser] (wooe]/ || 1 Enter computation Ener (wooe] 1] ae Ces sequence under the |( Be |/_2 |L D> )[_1_|[ iar SUMMATION Key. | ST |] Enter the initial value of X 1 Enter the final value = [PIS }(0) of X and solve for the sum of terms. Pace 132 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin Chapter 4:Applicai Figure 4.5. Final calculator display jor Example 4.8. In getting the sum of terms of an infinite ‘quence, you can substitute 50 as a final valuess Test Application in Progression Analysis a choices herg’s p ba, A 85 e Beh term ofthe ea Tnuer general equation of he quence ies, a o Seis beara 17, 20, 3a NIB) ma a iS fae] [2] [9 [=] ... and the ANS WET is! Pace 133 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 ‘Chapter 4: Test Application in Progression questi” choices here sh Problem: A om er Find the sth term ofthe © ono aoe progression 0.87 anc solve forthe nth term, 10:2, 0125.04 3) [>](2 nas x 11) ae rir ali ceauc]| 4 | ... and the ANSWET is! Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinEst Application in Progression Analysis cm2013 ioe choices here’ fs how Pee eee Sica (21081 1) ol 1 : =) (218) 1) ol ae Peswioiinete OZ) OF) ae re) adie (4) (21) 1) (2) ) ae (2118) =) D421 [writ] al (caue] (1 | (5) [= ... and the ANS WET is! Pace 135 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013, questio® choices here ’s Problem 4: A 156 8. 28 Whatis the 7th term of the ¢ 1164 Enter general equation of the sequence? D. 2 and solve for the nth term. a Sma Flic) : eae | ...and the ANS WET is! Page 136 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin%st Application in Progression Analysis fiom choices here sh bw A 1650 B. 1t20 #th term of the c 828 Enter general equation of the sequence . 11550 ‘and solve for the nth term. =O) ei =~ ‘SHIFT eas C6) ... and the ANSWET is! Page 137 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 Chapter 4: Test Application in Progres questo” choices her e's h Problem 6: 4 26 Find the 30th term of the 451 sequence ooe> Enter general equation of the 88 and solve for the nth term. 618A (6) (5) fron Ez kae][2 (9 ]T= ... and the ANS Wer is! Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin4 Test Application in Progression Analysis stor choices here ‘s how A 4950 5 meet Enter general equation of the sequence sum fall numbers c 5151 and find the sum using the summation 9 t0 100 D. a5 ae added. ... and the ANSWET is! Pace 139 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 Chapter 4: Test Application in Progres questior choices here sh Problem 8: A Heiter 8. 10302 Find the sum of the first 101 ¢ 9900 Enter general equation of the even numbers, D. 10506 and find the sum using the sur key: shirt 2 | [areal > \0] (>) 41) Pace 140, Engr: Reynold Medrano Agustin“© Sst Application in Progression Analysis fon choices here mS = A 10608 B 10403 of the first 190 odd c 10200 Enter general equation of the sequence D. 10000 and find the sum using the summation key: (= an [2 IMFO) (98) =I ... and the ANSWET is! Page 141 Engr: Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013 Chapter 4: Test Application in Pro question choices here sh read oe 6. 1370 Enter general equation of the ee sanriseas te Sonal Ree Re —— ee : =P Sina Ea nr aim [0 LSI l= .. and.the ANS WET ist Engr. 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Reynold Medrano Agustin‘Chapter 4: Test Application in Prog questor choices here ’sh Problem 14: 2 Enter general equation of the ta and find the sum using the Determine the sum of the 34 Infinite series 1 A 8 c D. 12 14, UB ene ... and the ANS WET is! Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinZit Application in Progression Analysis A ie & D. here’s p ie Enter general equation of the sequence and find the sum using the summation key: >)|O >I) (0) 5)[0] ... and the ANS WET is! Pace 147 Engr. Reynold! Medrano Agustinquestior choices here sh Problem 16: ee Enter general equation of the ee and find the sum using the sur Find the sum of the infinite «40 i ‘geometric progression D485 6,3) 32) Bl Ano ...and the ANS WET is! Pase 148 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustinof the infinite Be Application in Progression Analysis A B c D. here 5 how Enter general equation of the sequence ‘and find the sum using the summation ey: | em (1 rae] (a [aoe 0)||>| ) cs (= > > oO] ... and the ANS WET is! Page 149 Engr: Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013 Chapter 4: Test Application in Progression uestio® choices here sh q\ Problem 18: A 20567 B 40922 Find the sum of the first 10 10233 EAAT geveral @qaGotTot Urea terms of the geometric Dd. 88572 ‘and find the sum using the summa progression key: 319,274 ... and the ANS WET is! Pace 150. Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinBeokation in Progression Analysis choices here They, A 48 Enter general equation of the sequence 8. 26 ‘and find the sum using the summation inthe G35 key: 3 %..must be Dd. 24 [5] aim (414) (3) || im P/O) >) 2(4j) Note: Substitute all the four choices as the terminal value for X-The choice that will give 1000 as the answer's the correct answer ... and the ANS WET is! Page 151 Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinChapter 42 Test cm2013 questo” choices here's h Problesn aos A 18 Enter general equation of the B45 and find the sum using the summa How many terms of the Gon sequence-9, 6,-3..must be BB taken so that the sums 180? 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Reynold Medrano Agustin 639 @9 646 651 Enter general equation of the sea ‘and find the sum using the summaApplication in Progression Analysis 2 choices here’, ties, A 75904 Enter general equation of the sequence B. 75025 and find the sum using the summation erm of the © 75000 5 D. 74500 Fucor facl2 iis i=) ... and the ANS WET is! aH Pace 155, Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustinquestion Problem 24: Find the sum of the first 20 terms of the Fibonacci sequence Leese a Pace 156 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin A 8. c D. choices 16710 17510. 7710 16950 Enter general equation of the and find the sum using the summa key: PWPIzApplication in Progression Analysis = ar “I i s choices here sh 7 A 120 Enter general equation of the sequence B98 and find the sum using the summation of the 3th, rath, C359 key: of the Fibonacel D157 ae IIIS BIPDIMW# We) Hmmm Pitd Elsi) TG oe [ PIMEPIMBIE] .. and the ANSWET is! Pace 157 Engr. Reynolel Medrano AgustinCOMPLEX NUMBERS A complex number is defined as a number that combines a real number and an imaginary number in the form of a+ bi where a and b are real numbers while =I igure $.1. Final calculator Displas for Example 3.1 How to rationali ber? eae comeennunber How to transform a complex number? Enter Math mode Enter Math mode Enter Complex Enter Complex Node a Enter answer format Enter tie eatin) (rectangular format) ‘and solve forthe aa NaR an xen solve. PAGE 158.4 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin$2 Caleulator after pressing = mode ~ down Figure $.3, Calculator display afer pressing the corresponding umber for compe: Pere 54. Final Selator Display for Beye 5.2 ‘Upon pressing the keys SHIFT + MODE + DOWN, sJator will display 6 choices. Pressing number 3 will display a window that will ask you to give the final format of all your answers in complex mode. ‘The format of the answer in complex mode can be changed from rectangular to polar format and vice versa. The step can be done before or after the operation. In this case, we set the format of the answer before the opera- thon, Should you wish to do the change in format after the operation, just press shift followed by 2 after pressing the equal sign. How to simplify a complex number? Enter Math mode Enter Complex Node Pace 159 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustincm2013 Chapter S:Applications in Comp! Enter the equation and solve for the (IC) [> \ +) C ene) ‘answer coat $0 j[0 Figure $8. Final ‘aleulator dlsplay for Example 53 The calculator only recognizes a complex number raise to the second and third power. However, using our knowledge in exponents and radicals, we can perform ‘operations which inciude a complex number raised to @ number greater than 3 as in this example. Pace 160. Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin lex Numbers. Vectors. an How to multiply a complex numbers hai different forms? Enter Nath mode Enter Complex Mode Enter the equation’ and solve for the The calculator recognizes both polar and {ular form. These two forms can be added, multi subtracted or divided even if they differ in format format of the answer can be either polar or rect format depending on your choice by applying the dure discussed in example 5.2.choose the number that corresponds to Dim. When you wish to edit elements of a vector, you must choose the number that corresponds to Data. VetAns can be used when accessing the answer of the last operation per- formed. Figure 5.7. Caleulator display when ‘accessing the vector calculator has 3 pre-determined vectors. oe A, 8, . These vectors however are “nhy the ist step in solving problems that is to indicate their dimension. The dimen- be 2 dimensional (x and y coordinate) or 3 - How to add, subtract, multiply, and divide ‘&y, and z coordinate). After indicating the vectors? ‘sev can proceed to entering the elements. entering the elements, thatis the only time be able to perform the operations. Your only perform mathematical operations for a ‘the same dimension. ‘The process of addition,subtraction, multiplication, sor mode, youcan access the operations by and division of vectors follows only one procedure. First =T +5. When entering a dimension, you should _ is to define the dimension of the vectors. For Vet A, you = Pace 161 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin 4cm2013 can do that by pressing MODE followed by 8 and 1. For Vet B and G you do that by pressing shift + 5 (vct) + 1 (dimen: sion) + 2 (VctB) and 3 (Vet). The next step is entering the elements of the vectors. Only after vectors are defined will you be able to perform operations. “Chapter S:Applications in Complex Numbers. Vectors. sn Figure 5.8 Vector EmtermathMode | (sar ]iwom)| 1] EntervectorMode | [wooe)| § | Select vector Tl Selecedimensionof [1 q vector A Ea] Figure 5.9. Vector B Enter elements oF vector a Select vector 8 Select dimension oF vector 8 Od Enter elements oF vector & Vector B Perform operation rsa + Pa Bie) Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustinoor WEBI ov Jor} S13 eS) (7) IS 141] M2013 ‘The dot product is a common operation for vectors and you can solve for the dot product of two vectors using the dot product key. This key can be found by pressing SHIFT+ 5 under vector mode. Figure $11. Veetor A Figure 5.12. Vector B Figure 5.13. Dot product of Vector A ‘and Vector B Pace 163, yynold Medrano AgustinA gieeareneie cyl pene eee noel acl Enter Math Mode | [ur] oor tans Like vectors, matrices can be added, = ~ — multiplied and divided. There are also unique EnterVectorMode | woot], B inmatrices like determinant, transpose, an in felay: Cierinnbes rewreane ca be as many as 50. However, in your calculator, SoS mum numberof rows and columns only >, Ti Vector A 4) you to perform operations for matrices with Tows and comms not greater than 3. Enter elements of Under matrix mode, pressing SHIFT «4 , a reste sibe gern terrors ia core Perform operation 4 Dimension, Data, Matrix A,Matrix B, Matrix. Deterranar ane Transpose: Uke Vectors a ise forenterng the dimension and elements of The Oatais use for editing the elements of [suse to solve forthe determinant ofthe mata Tis se forgetting the tanspore ofa mast SelectvectorA || 4 Figure 3.14, Vector A Figure 5.15. Vector, ee wien multiplied with & Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin " :M2013 Enter elements of Matrix A (oo Perform operation Figure 5.16, Matrix sub-menu for the determinant of a matrix? Figure 5.17. The elements of matric A Figure 5.18. The caleulator display when finding the determinant of Matric A Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin=e — How to solve for the transpose of a matrix? Enter Math Mode Enter Matrix Mode Select matrix A Select dimension of Matrix. Enter elements of matrix A Figure 5.19. Theo matric Figure 5.20. Proper ‘ealewlator dsplay when Finding the transpose of Matris A How to solve for the inverse of a Perform operation Pace 166 Engr: Reynold Medrane Agustin Enter Math Mode Enter Matrix ModeFiguré 5.22. The elements of the mverse of matri A Pace 167 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustinquesti” peels Solve the given expression ‘where iisan imaginary number. Grey Page 168 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin Enter CONPLEX mode iow 2 Enter equation’ (Se Applications in Complex Numbers. Vectors. and Matrices M2013 choices here ’s how ica Enter COMPLEX mode Bt rsa conse woo] | 2 Dd. aeat = Enter equation: @IGIGIB) en] [ >] [4 (= ENG] | = ... and the ANS WET is! Page 169 Engr. 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Yes that's true, you can solve ques- that require you to prove half angle formula, double formula, and the Law of Tangent to name a few. ‘2n do this by applying the same procedure used in *evious Chapters of this book. to solve exact trigonometric functions? pier 8:Applications in Tigonometric. Geometry Statistics. and Mechanics & Math Mode [aw ]mooe] | 1) 1 | (oeoe] 1) (eos] (4 (9)(511] = Computation Mode e equation and solve Figure 8.1. Final Calculator Display Solving Example 8.2 and Example 8.3 requires Trial and Error. You have assume an arbitrary constant and substitute it to the value of X in the main equation. Doing so would give you to a certain answer that you should store in your calculator memory. Next s to try teach of the given choices by substituting the same arbi- trary constant, The choice that will give an answer similar to the answer of the main equation is the correct answer. The procedure can be summarized as follows. Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 Page 238 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin How to solve inexact trigonometric Enter Math Mode Enter Degree || sur] move]| 3 | Enter Comput | fwoog tion Mode’ a Enter equation Saar es eelications in Tigonometric, Geometry, Statics, and Mechanics cm2013, 1e Keys above in your calculator will give you an al toy3/ 3. Now substitute the same value of a te, Example 8.3: Simplify: _©sx _ | ry constant in the given choices. varx=-cok u A Cosx C Tax | Ea BL Sinx D. Cotx Figure 8.2 pat j Enter Math | [our one ] Mode’ je Enter Deg ar] fone Choices Answers Mode 2 Ente: Compute: | mon Cos x Z tion Mode 1 ee |e enter equation | (==) 1) )[an] am Boi 2 ee I ) eo ae a Yi l+ Dl | 3 | fe a, (LT Cot x & (eeunes : c shows that the correct answer is letter C Srbitrary con | [3 (0 ‘arison, the correct answver is anx since we arrive fame value equal to 3 Elven infigure 8. The final display of the Engr. Reynold Medrano AgustinM2013 Since your calculator doesn’t have ‘of graphing, whichis very essential in G Choices nip limited 'to some geometric problems ae B solved by applying other mathematical 2 calculus and complex numbers. Other types Sinx 4 can be solved by other regular scientific 2 How to solve for the area bounded by. ae 8 The sckatnkn geting the ofa 2 points on a plane can be done in two steps. Cot x a istances of the points and second, solve fer applying the geometric equation. However. take long tim: Insolving Example 8.4, using the minants with the help of a calculator will tke. pti ertime. For example, if you are given point A eure 8 (x,y) and pot C(x, y,). The area can be Solved using equation 8.1 by follomng fivenin matric A. few Matrixa= |x ye 1 : Xs ya 1) ‘The table above shows that the correct answer is letter A. Page 240 Engr. Reynold Medrano Agustin(equaion 8.1) tome el a7) 14 Regeln para aas rns Sues eae Solve the area sig she mus A Fig 84 The triangle formed when the points (2.0). 2,4, and (4) ‘are joned together: Figure 84.1 Using your calculator, it was found that the determinant of the matrix is 24. By applying equation 8.1, we have the area ‘equal to 12 square units. Pane 241 Engr: Reynold Medrano Agustin aema013 The application of your calculator is good for both single and paired variable analysis. For single variable analysis, you can solve the follow 8 data using proper keys, 1. Sum of sample data 2. Sum of squares of sample data 3. Number of samples 4. Mean of sample data 5. Population standard deviation 6. Sample standard deviation Maximum value or paired variableanalysis,the following data car solved: SUM OF THE SUB-MENU Sum of squares ofthe X-data 2. 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