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HP HP-67
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118
Function
Keys
Press
Display
o
The
new
standard
deviation
for
age
is
now
available
in
X-register
for
use.
Vector
Arithmetic
You
can
use
your
HP-67
to
add
or
subtract
vectors
by
combining
the
polar/rectangular
conversion
functions
(the
?)
and
£
keys)
with
the
summation
functions
(the
and
Z-]
keys).
Example:
Grizzled
bush
pilot
Apeneck
Sweeney’s
converted
Swordfish
aircraft
has
a
true
air
speed
of
150
knots
and
an
estimated
heading
of
45°.
The
Swordfish
is
also
being
buffeted
by
a
headwind
of
40
knots
from
a
bearing of
25°.
What
is
the
actual
ground
speed
and
course of
the
Swordfish?
Method:
The
course
and
ground
speed
are
equal
to
the
difference
of
the
vectors.
(Notice
that
North
becomes
the
x-axis
so
that
the
problem
corresponds
to
navigational
convention.)
150
Knots
40
Knots

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BrandHP
ModelHP-67
CategoryCalculator
LanguageEnglish

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