Section 3: The Memory Stack, LAST X, and Data Storage 45
Example: Keep a running count of your newly blooming crocuses for two
more days.
Places the total number of blooms as of
day 2 in R
0
.
Day 3: adds four new blooms to those
already blooming.
Day 4: adds three new blooms.
Subtracts total number of blooms
summed in R
0
(15) from the total
number of plants (24); 9 crocuses have
not bloomed.
(The number in R
0
does not change.)
Overflow and Underflow
If an attempted storage or recall arithmetic operation would result in
overflow in a data storage register, the value in the affected register will be
replaced with ±9.999999999×10
99
and the display will blink. To stop the
blinking (clear the overflow condition), press − or = or | " 9.
In case of underflow, the value in the register will be replaced with zero (no
display blinking). Overflow and underflow are discussed further on page
61.
Problems
Calculate the value of x in the following equation.
(2.01) (1.71)2.75)(3.15 4.3
0.32] 7.46)[(8.335.2)(4 8.33
x
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Answer: 4.5728.
A possible keystroke solution is:
4 v 5.2 - 8.33 * | K 7.46 - 0.32 * ÷ 3.15
v 2.75 - 4.3 * 1.71 v 2.01 * - ÷ ¤