TI ba-35 solar Quick Reference Card
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BA35ENG.DOC BA-35 Solar Quick Reference Guide
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Memory Operations
The memory can store any numeric value
within the range of the calculator. You can use
the calculator’s memory to store, sum, and
recall a numeric value. You can use the
memory in any mode.
within the range of the calculator. You can use
the calculator’s memory to store, sum, and
recall a numeric value. You can use the
memory in any mode.
r
(Store)—Stores the displayed numeric
value in the memory, replacing any value
previously stored there. When 0 is displayed,
you can clear the memory by pressing
previously stored there. When 0 is displayed,
you can clear the memory by pressing
r
,
thereby storing a zero in memory.
t
(Sum)—Adds the displayed numeric value
to the contents of the memory.
To add a series of numbers to the memory, use
r
to store the first number (thereby replacing
any previous value). Then use
t
with the
remaining numbers. Use
s
0
P
to
display the total.
To subtract the displayed value from the value
in memory, press
in memory, press
@
(to change the sign of the
displayed value) and then press
t
. Use
s
0
P
to display the total.
s
0
P
(Recall Memory)—Displays
(recalls) the number stored in memory, without
affecting the contents of the memory.
affecting the contents of the memory.