Complete
Differ~ntiation
To
differentiate
an
expression all
at
once,
perform
differentiation
as a
stack
operation.
Again,
suppose
you
want
to find:
..!L
tan
(x
2
+
1)
dx
Put
the
expression to
be
differentiated
on
the
stack.
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CLEAR I
3:
2:
CJ
TAN
X.~
2
~
1 1 ENTER I 1 : '
TAN
(W'2+
1 ) ,
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Specify
the
variable
of
differentiation.
CJ
X 1 ENTER I
r:::
3
:-::":------------,
2:
'TAN(X
A
2+1),
1:
'X'
RI:IImrnaallEmlllil3llllllCl
Differentiate
the
expression .
• 1
d/dx
I
The
fully
evaluated
derivative is
returned
to level
1.
Integrating
an
Expression
The
HP-28S
calculates
the
indefinite integral
of
an
expression
by
sym-
bolic
integration,
which
returns
an
expression as a result. This
method
returns
an
exact result only for polynomial expressions. (For
other
ex-
pressions,
the
HP-28S
integrates a Taylor series
approximation
to
the
expression. See "Calculus"
in
the
Reference
Manual
for details.)
The
first example
below
demonstrates
symbolic integration.
In contrast, definite integrals are calculated
by
numerical integration,
which
returns
numerical results. This
method
works for
any
expres-
sion
that
is "well-behaved"
in
the
mathematical
sense.
The
second
example
below
demonstrates
numerical
integration.
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10:
Calculus