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Section
2:
Working
With
\7j]
The
HP-15C
readily handles
this
integral. Don't worry about
\/l
u2 as
u
approaches
1
because
the
figures lost
to
roundoff
aren't
needed.
Application
The
following program calculates
the
values
of
four
special
functions
for
any
argument
x:
^
i
cx
P(x)
=
J
e~*
/2dt
(normal
distribution
2ir
°
function)
Q(x)
= 1
P(x)
=
J
e~f
/2dt
(complementary
normal
distribution
function)
2
Cx
2
erf(^)
=
I
e
t
dt
(errorfunction)
^^:*/o
2
°
,2
erfc(x)
= 1
erf(^)
=
—j=J
e
l
dt
(corriplementary
error
V77-
x
function)
The
program calculates these functions using
the
transformation
u
e'1
whenever|x\
1.6 .
The
function value
is
returned
in the
X-register,
and the
uncertainty
of the
integral
is
returned
in the
Y-register. (The
uncertainty
of the
function value
is
approximately
the
same order
of
magnitude
as the
number
in the
Y-register.)
The
original
argument
is
available
in
register
R0.
^
The
program
has the
following
characteristics:
The
display format specifies
the
accuracy
of the
integrand
in
the
same
way as it
does
for
|7T|
itself. However,
if you
specify
an
unnecessarily large number
of
display digits,
the
calculation will
be
prolonged.
Small function values, such
as
Q(20),
P(-20),
and
erfc(10),
are
^
accurately computed
as
quickly
as
moderate values.
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BrandHP
ModelHP-15C
CategoryCalculator
LanguageEnglish

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